Drink with confidence! The Dignity Two-Handled Mug ensures independence for those with Arthritis, Parkinson’s and limited strength. The 2 large handles give you a secure grip so that you can more safely and easily drink your favorite hot or cold beverage or soup. Made of dishwasher and microwave-safe porcelain ceramic. 8-oz. capacity. Color: White. Item #555488. Cost: $5.49.
Get the Dignity Mug or visit www.MaxiAids.com to view more products to assist those with special needs.
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Steady Guide Finger Rests from MaxiAids: Easier Typing for Those with Parkinson’s, Dexterity Issues and Low Vision
Keep a steady hand while typing, using a calculator or dialing the telephone! Simply place Steady Guide Finger Rests on the keys. The concave (indented) shape of the finger rest helps hold your fingers in place and keep them from slipping off the keys. You’ll enjoy being able to work more easily, accurately and efficiently.
Steady Guide Finger Rests are the perfect inexpensive assistive aid for those with Parkinson’s and dexterity challenges, as well as for the blind and those with low vision. Put one finger rest on each key, or use them only at strategic reference points to mark specific keys, based on your individual needs. Self-adhesive backing - just peel and stick. ½” Diameter. Clear. Package of 30. Item #252718. Price: $4.95
Click on Steady Guide to order, or visit www.MaxiAids.com to see thousands of products for those with special needs.
Steady Guide Finger Rests are the perfect inexpensive assistive aid for those with Parkinson’s and dexterity challenges, as well as for the blind and those with low vision. Put one finger rest on each key, or use them only at strategic reference points to mark specific keys, based on your individual needs. Self-adhesive backing - just peel and stick. ½” Diameter. Clear. Package of 30. Item #252718. Price: $4.95
Click on Steady Guide to order, or visit www.MaxiAids.com to see thousands of products for those with special needs.
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