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Product Review – EazyHold

May 8, 2017 by Lyllyan Blare Leave a Comment

EazyHold the Universal Cuff Grip Assist has been a very helpful addition to my treasure trove of modifications. I came across EazyHold on a social media site, where the creators were holding a give-away contest. I was one of the winners and my adult pack of EazyHolds arrived shortly thereafter.

The package contains 5 different sizes of the Grip Assist, a company business card and a short description of the product along with ideas of ways to use EazyHoldEazyHold comes in 5 different sizes and attaches to a wide range of household items. Once fitted to an item, such as an eating utensil, the user inserts their hand into the grip and can then hold onto the utensil without having to grasp the item at all during use. It’s great for people with limited to no ability to grip things as well as for people like me, who can’t hold onto certain things for a long length of time.
There are seemingly endless items of daily use with which an EazyHold can be attached. The different sizes come with varying degrees of length and flexibility. The largest one even fits onto my home phone handset. I’ve currently got the smallest EazyHold attached to a pen at my desk. This product, of which a patent is still pending, has allowed me to use my hairbrush and toothbrush without experiencing pain in my hands and fingers; lessened the probability of weakness or joints ‘locking up’ while I use certain things around the house; and has decreased the risk of me dropping things. I highly recommend it!!

Eazyhold around toothbrushEazyhold around toothbrushEazyhold around penEazyhold around hairbrush

I can also tell you how nice the inventors of EazyHold are. They have contacted me a few times by email and have encouraged me to stay in touch with them. They seem to truly care that their invention is making a positive difference in the lives of its users. I’ve been very impressed with their friendliness and concern!

If you have trouble gripping things or tend to drop things while you’re using them, I’d strongly suggest you get in touch with EazyHold!! And, if you’re the parent or caregiver of a child with grip difficulty, you’ll be happy to know that EazyHold also offers children’s packs!

You can find EazyHold at their website: eazyhold.com

They are also on FaceBook: facebook.com/eazyhold

This blog originally appeared at ModifiedMama.

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Filed Under: Disabled Parenting, Product Reviews Tagged With: adapting, disabled mom

Lyllyan Blare

About Lyllyan Blare

Lyllyan blogs at Modifiedmama.com about being a 'disabled' parent. Her goal is to advocate for, educate about and bring awareness to the ever-expanding population of parents with disabilities. She can be found on FaceBook at @ModifiedMama and also writes for The Mighty.
Her future goals are to lobby at the Congressional level for disability rights and to run in the Ms. Wheelchair Tennessee Pageant!

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