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Kitchen Timer

Kitchen Timer

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A basic item solves the problem in a simple way without all the bells & whistles

$17.40
$17.40
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Use this large screen kitchen timer to be alerted when it's time. It's easy to set, easy to turn off and easy to see. This is great for those with memory or cognitive challenges or anyone who doesn't want to use a timer on a phone.

Specifications

Product size: 7.8" x 2.7" x 2.7"
Battery life: 3 months
Requires 3 AAA batteries (not included)

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Why we know this works!

The large LED display screen makes it easy to read due to the size and the high contrast. It has 3 volume settings: mute, low volume and high volume making it accessible for someone hard of hearing or who might be startled by a loud sound. We love it because it is easy to place with both a kick stand for counter or table use and a magnet to put it on the refrigerator. Its also user friendly. Just rotate it and push the single button to start. Its is not a touch screen which is great for simplicity!

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  • Dr. Ryan Salmon, OTD, OTRL, ECHM, Occupational Therapist from Safe Accessible Home @ AskSAMIE

    Dr. Ryan Salmon

    Dr. Ryan Salmon OTD, OTR/L, ECHM

    Specialties

    Aging/Living in Place Consultation
  • Dr. Brandy Archie

    Dr. Brandy Archie

    Dr. Brandy Archie OTD, OTR/L, CLIPP

    Specialties

    Home Modifications Aging in Place Low Vision Chronic Care Management
  • Katie Tipton

    Katie Tipton

    Katie Tipton COTA

    Specialties

    Home Modifications Aging in Place Neuro Rehab Orthopedic Care Management
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