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20.5cm overall length · 4cm wide · 0.1kg · 304 food grade stainless steel · 5.5cm bowl · bendable neck · 360° rotating head · adjustable hand strap · GST free
A spoon asks more of a weak hand than a fork does. The load has to stay level for the whole journey from bowl to mouth, and one unsteady tilt sends soup or cereal back onto the table. The SectorCare Adaptive Eating Spoon answers both halves of that problem. A strap across the back of the hand and two hook and loop cuffs hold the 10cm handle body in place, so no grip is needed to keep hold of it, and the head turns a full 360° so the 5.5cm bowl stays level even as the wrist rolls.
The neck bends by hand to whatever angle suits that person's reach, which matters most for anyone eating one handed, propped up in bed, or working with limited elbow and shoulder movement after a stroke. Bowl and neck are 304 food grade stainless steel, so they rinse clean, resist staining and hold up to daily use. The whole unit is 0.1kg, light enough that a tired arm is not fighting the utensil as well as the meal, and the ribbed handle body gives the cuffs an anti slip surface to grip against.
Being fed by someone else is often the moment independence feels lost. This 20.5cm adaptive spoon keeps that job with the person through a hands free strap, a bendable neck and a 360° rotating head, built from 304 food grade stainless steel at just 0.1kg. Suited to home dining, aged care and nursing home settings, hospital bedsides, occupational therapy and rehabilitation programs and eating out, and supplied GST free across Australia.
Do I need any grip strength to use this spoon?
No. The strap crosses the back of the hand and two hook and loop cuffs hold the handle, so the spoon stays in position without the fingers closing around it.
Will the food stay in the bowl on the way up?
The head rotates a full 360 degrees, so the bowl stays level as the wrist turns rather than tipping with it.
Can the angle be adjusted?
Yes. The stainless steel neck bends by hand, so you can set the angle that suits the user's reach. An occupational therapist can help find the right position.
How big and how heavy is it?
It measures 20.5cm overall with a 4cm wide body and weighs 0.1kg. The bowl is 5.5cm long by 3.8cm wide and the handle section is 10cm.
What is it made from and how do I clean it?
The bowl and neck are 304 food grade stainless steel, which rinses and wipes clean after meals.
Can I use NDIS funding for this?
Daily living aids like adaptive cutlery are often funded under an NDIS plan. Eligibility depends on your individual plan, so confirm with your plan manager or support coordinator before purchasing.