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Swivel Spoon

Swivel Spoon

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Adaptive eating utensil designed for individuals with limited wrist or arm mobility. The flexible, bendable neck adjusts to accommodate various gripping angles and reach distances, reducing strain during meals. Ideal for those recovering from injury, managing arthritis, or experiencing tremors.

According to a clinical review of adaptive feeding tools published on PubMed Central (PMC), counter-balanced and swivel-stabilized utensils physically maintain a level eating surface during movement, which dynamically limits food spillage and preserves independence for individuals navigating upper-limb tremors. Lightweight and easy to clean for daily use.

See more adaptive tools for tremors and Parkinson's in our Parkinson's collection.

Specifications

Length: 6.5in
Dishwasher safe

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Who can benefit from using the Swivel Spoon?

The Swivel Spoon is ideal for individuals with Parkinson's disease, tremors, arthritis, stroke recovery, or any condition that limits wrist and arm mobility. It's also helpful for elderly users who experience reduced dexterity or anyone recovering from hand, wrist, or arm injuries. A clinical review of adaptive feeding tools published on PubMed Central (PMC) confirms that counter-balanced and swivel-stabilized utensils physically maintain a level eating surface during movement, which dynamically limits food spillage and preserves independence for individuals navigating upper-limb tremors.

Q: What makes the Swivel Spoon different from regular spoons?

Unlike traditional spoons, the Swivel Spoon has a flexible, bendable neck that can be adjusted to the optimal angle for each user. This eliminates the need for complex wrist movements and makes eating more comfortable and dignified for people with limited mobility.

Q: How do you adjust the bendable neck on the Swivel Spoon?

The bendable neck can be gently shaped by hand to achieve the desired angle. You can adjust it multiple times to find the most comfortable position for your specific needs. The neck maintains its shape during use but remains flexible enough to readjust when needed.

Q: Is the Swivel Spoon dishwasher safe?

Yes, the Swivel Spoon is designed for easy cleaning and is dishwasher safe. The durable construction ensures it can withstand regular washing while maintaining its bendable functionality.

Q: Can the Swivel Spoon help with tremors?

Absolutely! The Swivel Spoon is specifically designed to assist people with tremors, including those caused by Parkinson's disease. By allowing you to pre-position the spoon at the optimal angle, it reduces the precision required during eating and helps compensate for hand tremors.

Q: What size is the Swivel Spoon and is it comfortable to hold?

The Swivel Spoon is designed with an ergonomic handle that's comfortable for extended use. The adaptive design accommodates various grip styles and hand sizes, making it suitable for adults with different mobility needs and hand conditions.

P65 Warning for Plastics

⚠ WARNING:This product can expose you to chemicals including ethylene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Why we know this works!

We love this swivel spoon because as occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs) we see how a wrist that will not turn can dump food halfway between the bowl and the mouth. How does a swivel spoon keep food from spilling? The bowl of the spoon swivels to stay level no matter which way the handle tilts, so soup, cereal, and dessert ride along even when the hand shakes or the wrist cannot rotate. The flexible neck also bends to the angle that matches your reach, and at 6.5 inches it slips into a purse for restaurant meals and social outings. It works especially well for people with mild Parkinson's tremors, arthritis, or limited wrist and arm movement after an injury. For moderate to severe shaking, a leveling spoon alone is often not enough; look at the S'up Spoon or the Gyenno Bravo Twist stabilizing utensil instead.

What The Experts Say
Katie Tipton
COTA/L
★ ★ ★ ★ ☆
"The Swivel Spoon is an excellent solution for individuals experiencing difficulty with wrist rotation due to injury or underlying health conditions. By maintaining a level surface during movement, it allows users to feed themselves with confidence, promoting independence and dignity at every meal."

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