Fabrication Enterprises Stainless Steel Weighted Cutlery, 7.3 oz. Straight Knife

Stainless Steel Weighted Cutlery, 7.3 oz. Straight Knife

This stainless steel weighted cutlery straight knife is a 7.3 oz. adaptive utensil made to support more comfortable self-feeding. It is a practical choice for people with Parkinson's Disease and other conditions that cause hand tremors, especially in home care or rehabilitation settings. The straight flat handle includes a slight indentation that helps place fingers in a comfortable position.

Good Fit For

• Self-feeding support for users with hand tremors
• Home care meal assistance
• Rehabilitation and adaptive dining programs

Key Features

• Weighted 7.3 oz. knife may help users who need a steadier utensil
• Straight knife format for buyers seeking this specific utensil style
• Stainless steel construction for a durable, familiar tableware material
• Straight flat handle offers a simple profile for everyday use
• Slight finger indentation supports a more comfortable grip position

Applications and Usage

• Helping a user with Parkinson's Disease handle a knife more comfortably during meals
• Adding weighted adaptive cutlery to a home dining setup
• Supporting feeding routines for individuals affected by illnesses that cause hand tremors

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Stainless Steel.
• This SKU is the straight knife version, so it should be matched with other utensil types separately if a full set is needed.
• The utensil weight is 7.3 oz., which may matter for users who prefer or require weighted cutlery.

FAQ

• Who may benefit from this weighted straight knife? This weighted straight knife is intended for people with Parkinson's Disease and other illnesses that cause hand tremors.
• How much does the knife weigh? The knife weighs 7.3 oz.
• What material is this adaptive knife made from? This knife is made from stainless steel.
• How does the handle support comfort? The straight flat handle has a slight indentation that places the fingers in a comfortable position.

From FabLife by Fabrication Enterprises.