Grip Toggle - Essential Adaptive Aid for Limited Hand Ability Silicone Toggle Device. Adaptive Equipment Disabled Products for Adults. Open Doors and Laptops (4 Pack, 2 Sizes)

I love this product! I’m not always careful in the kitchen, and cooking isn’t my strong suit, but these grip utensils make me feel more confident, especially when using knives. The set comes in two colors and various sizes, which is great for different tasks. They stick well and are a perfect addition to any kitchen. I think these would be excellent for teaching kids too! The grip is so soft to the touch that I find myself holding it even when I’m not cooking. The price is fantastic considering you get four grips, and although I mainly use them in the kitchen, they’re versatile enough for other uses—like opening drawers or touching surfaces you’d rather not handle directly. Once I got used to them, I knew they were a must-have in my kitchen! :)

Useless, I should have returned.

Very helpful when trying to open mascara and other skinny containers.

Great quality. I purchased these for a friend who is newly learning to navigate a disability that limits hand mobility. These are small enough to fit into your pocket or backpack but strong enough to use to open the top of a laptop—a very cool product; I'm looking forward to seeing how he uses them.

Both sizes work for their respective purposes, with the grip easy to use on items and between my fingers. The suction however that's supposed to work on cabinets etc is really hit or miss. I can't even figure out what material or situation makes it work. Honestly it is still worth the money for help doing basic makeup and brushing teeth. Would buy it again despite getting three stars. I bet I'll find more things to use it on.

The media could not be loaded. As an Occupational Therapist I have found these to be very helpful for my patients with neurological conditions who have tremors, weak grip strength and/or a lack of coordination. Above is a video with one of my patients with Fredericks Ataxia and a picture of me using one with cooking. As you can see the grip toggle keeps the toothbrush and pen snug in her hand- both giving her a better grip and preventing her from dropping them. I look forward to sharing these with my coworkers on the stroke and spinal cord injury units as well :)

Not sure if mine are flawed but none of them stick to anything.

It did not work for me