Quadriplegic Palmar Clip with Pocket

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Provides a firm base for the eating utensil pocket.

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Part Number:ASP1503

Manufacturer:North Coast Medical

Utensil pocket permits effective utensil positioning.
Spring action holds cuff in place.

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The Quadriplegic Palmar Clip with Pocket was designed specially for a quadriplegic user. Although the utensil easily slides into the pocket, the utensil is securely held and will not fall or slip out. The Clip is made of molded Kydex plastic that will slide onto the users hand and helps them to gain control of the utensil while eating.

Fits right or left hand. Does not fit built-up handles.

Utensils not included. Latex free.

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I ordered this for a friend who has MS. She has been unable to grasp anything with her right hand and fingers and was trying to eat with her left hand. She was really struggling and I thought this might help. She loves the device and it has made her life so much easier.

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Reviewed by: Lynne Steensma from California. on 10/24/2016

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These were purchased for my 87 year old mother who has neuropathy and can no longer use her hans well. They are perfect for her! She can now eat well with confidence.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Teriann from Conway. on 11/11/2017

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Q: My husband has no hand. He uses an elastic band with a similar device that holds the utensil. The band is too large and has to be held with a clip. It also is stretching out. Do you think your device will work for him? The circumference of his wrist is six inches.

Asked by: Pennie - 7/13/2017

A: The Quadriplegic Palmar Clip is not adjustable so may not work as well on his wrist. However, the Quad Care Utensil Holder (Product #: NC28433) does have an adjustable strap that may work on the wrist.

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Answer provided by: Andy (7/13/2017)

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