The Grip Jar Opener | Original Under Cabinet Jar Lid & Bottle Opener, Effortless for Weak Hands & Seniors with Arthritis - Made In USA

I bought this when I (sadly) became a widow and lost my live-in jar opener. It worked beautifully and was easy to install. After 4+ years of daily use I just replaced it (although it has a lifetime warranty, I bought a replacement anyway). The "teeth" had become a little dull or bent or something and weren't gripping as well. I won't be without one now and I have recommended it many times. Even if you have someone around to open jars for you, you may want to get one anyway. It's very convenient. And it mounts out of the way, no counter space needed.

Works beautifully. Everything opens so easy. Great for those with arthritis, carpal tunnel. Or weak hands. I no longer have to suffer from hand pain trying to open lids

Just received the item yesterday. So far it works to loosen tight lids on jars, both small & large lids. Was easy to install underneath our cabinet.

Works wonderfully, easily every time!

Easy to install and it works great! Even the tightest jars open in seconds!Be forewarned, however, that the sharp metal teeth on the device might scrape your jar lids a bit...I keep a metal file on hand in the kitchen to smooth out afterwards any small damage that the lid may endure. A small "price" to pay for the ability to open impossible jars!My only suggestion is that it would be cool if these came with a hinged safety shield that could snap into place when the device isn't being used. I have my jar opener installed under a pantry shelf, pretty out of the way, but if anyone accidentally ran their fingers near those sharp metal teeth...well, it's not something I like to think about!

It’s the greatest tool for opening jars etc especially for elderly people who have trouble. I even open pop and water bottles. Goes under cabinet and you don’t even know it’s there

I had one of these mounted (out of sight) under our cabinet for years. Loved it and used it often.In a recent kitchen renovation, I forgot to remove it and out it went along with our old cabinets.I was so happy they still make it because it's honestly one of the most useful tools in my kitchen.I'm not old, nor do I have arthritis but why struggle even a little with opening jars when this makes it (almost) effortless.This opener works on almost every size jar or lid you throw at it . . . from metal olive jar lids to thick plastic caps on energy drinks. I don't even try to open jars myself anymore - - - usually I find I'm giving the jar a half-effort try as I head directly toward this opener.There is nothing negative to say about it except that the teeth on it do mar the lid a bit. The teeth bite into the sides of the lid to hold it in place while you turn the jar/bottle, and that usually leaves marks on the sides of the lid/cap. It leaves teeth marks on plastic lids that are on peanut butter or mayonnaise jars, and would scratch tin/metal lids like those on olive or jelly/jam jars.I don't typically save jars or bottles, but every once in a while I'll open a jar that I'd like to reuse later. On these occasions, putting a thin old rag between the teeth and the lid will still allow grip enough to open it initially, yet protect it from scratches so you can reuse it again.Our old upper cabinets had a recessed bottom, so this was tucked up and completely out of sight. Our new cabinets have a flush bottom so if I mounted this under our new upper cabinets, it would be visible.This is not ugly, but it's also not something I wanted visible in my new kitchen so I mounted it under a shelf (with clearance below it) in my pantry instead. Since the jar I'm opening typically comes out of the pantry anyway, this location works just as conveniently.Super handy item that you'll wonder how you managed to live without.

Perfect for opening jars and bottles. It's hidden under the cabinet and easy to access. I recommend it