The 8 Best Weighted Utensils
This wiki has been updated 16 times since it was first published in October of 2018. Mealtimes can get messy when weakness, numbness, tremors, or issues with manual dexterity interfere with the process of getting food into your mouth. Designed for easier gripping and manipulation by those whose hands and eyes don't always cooperate, these weighted utensils help take the difficulty out of dining for people living with the effects of arthritis, stroke, or neurological disorders.
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Editor's Notes
November 01, 2018:
Noted the types of conditions affecting manual dexterity for which weighted utensils can be useful. Included flatware for adults and children, some of which features adjustable weight, plus easier-to-handle cooking utensils.
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