Sammons Preston Hi-Lo Scoop Plate, 9" Scooped Dish with Wall, Non-Slip ADL Eating Aid for Children, Elderly, Disabled, Non Skid Cutlery Assistance Device for Motor Control, Scooper Bowl

Brand:Sammons Preston

3.5/5

€
47.34

For over 50 years, Sammons Preston has been the premier brand in aids to daily living and homecare devices. Sammons Preston products are adaptive living aids that help people cope with their environment. Whether you are a therapist or patient, someone with special needs, or just have a need to make life easier and more accessible, Sammons Preston products can help you. Occupational therapists, physical therapists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals rely on Sammons Preston adaptive utensils, adaptive plates and silverware, nosey cups, reachers and grabbers, grab bars, sock pullers, shoe horns, dressing sticks, hip kits, leg lifters, back scrubbers, gait belts, wheelchair belts, trays, and wheelchair accessories. These are the same high quality professional products used in hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes.

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EAN: 885914002216

Categories Industrial & Scientific, Medical Supplies & Equipment, Mobility & Daily Living Aids, Eating & Drinking Aids, Dinnerware,

Package width: 3.15". Package length: 5.0". Soft wire, copper, aluminium, tensile strength 250 MPa. Medium-hard wire, stainless steel wire, material 1.4301, tensile strength 800 MPa.

Country of Origin	China
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	33887
Manufacturer	Sammons Preston
Product Dimensions	9.25 x 9.25 x 2.5 inches; 4.8 Ounces

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Scritto da: John H.

Great plate, but

This is a great plate. My legally blind husband finds the graduated sides very helpful. I only gave it 4 stars because I wish I could put it in the dishwasher.

Scritto da: Dee M.

Increases Independence

My husband is more easily able to eat most of his meal by himself because of the curve in the plate. I wish it didn't stain so easily. It is hard to clean. I would still recommend it.

Scritto da: Kathy Ricks

Perfect for disabilities.

Very nice heavy weight plastic plate!! My daughter has Parkinson's and I just ordered it for her, along with weighted silverware( fantastic) she wasn't able due to her tremors to get the food up on her spoon before now. Now, she can push the food to the high side of the bowl and scoop it up perfectly!! No more fighting with pushing food around and unable to scoop it up on a regular plate! She loves it. This could be used for a child, but is definitely not made for a child. Tonight she had a meat and 2 side dishes. She held her plate while sitting, so I can't verify the suction. Highly recommend!! 5 STARS !!

Scritto da: Kathy G Ladner

The rubber ribbing on the bottom came off and won’t stay on.rough on the surface.

The rubber ribbing on the bottom came off and wont stay on. Thus it is no longer non-slip. Also hot food left the plate rough on the surface - making it harder to clean.

Scritto da: init4love

Another thoughtful tool for arthritic hands

This is a good sized dish with an effective sloped rim edge. My elderly parent is able to scoop the food against the raised sides when his arthritic hands just can’t fine tune his grasp of a fork. It hand washes nicely with no stain of the italian ragu sauce we eat frequently. The rubber ring underneath the dish keeps the dish from sliding around the dinner tray.

Scritto da: Linda Squires

It really helps my husband be able to feed himself works very very well

This plate has really helped my husband and being able to feed himself. I just wish it was made out of a harder material where the knife wouldn't leave trails in it and then spaghetti sauce get stuck stains in it

Scritto da: BJ

Excellent item for serving food on

He loves the scoop plate; it is stationary and doesnt slide around or off table; very sturdy and stays in place; the scoop part is where food vegetables etc go and meat at top of plate that way he can scoop the food up with his fork or spoon and not chase it all over his plate or have it to slide off plate; Would recommend this for any handicap person that has problem feeding himself; love it

Scritto da: MadReader

Finally a solution!

My mother-in-law has had trouble feeding herself because she pushes food off the plate since she can no longer "stab" it. This dish has been the best solution so far, and it is better than several other manufacturers' versions because of the non-skid bottom. We put the plate on a placemat, so it helps keep in from moving. As others have noted, it is best not to cut meat on the plate's surface, but this is a small price to pay in order for MIL to be able to continue to feed herself.