OXO Good Grips Coated Utensils - Small Spoon

Why Choose the OXO Good Grips Coated Small Spoon

The OXO Good Grips Coated Small Spoon is designed for users who have difficulty gripping standard utensils due to arthritis, weakness, tremors, limited dexterity, or reduced hand strength. Its comfortable built-up handle helps improve control, while the coated spoon surface provides a gentler option for users with sensitive mouths or reduced oral control.

Key Features

✔ Small coated spoon utensil

✔ OXO Good Grips easy-grip handle

✔ Built-up handle for improved control

✔ Coated spoon bowl for gentler contact

✔ Helps reduce gripping effort

✔ Supports independent eating

✔ Suitable for daily mealtime use

✔ Useful for users with limited dexterity or tremors

✔ Practical for home, rehab, and care settings

Benefits

✔ Makes eating easier and more comfortable

✔ Helps reduce strain on hands, wrists, and fingers

✔ Coated spoon may help protect teeth, lips, and gums

✔ Small spoon size supports controlled bites

✔ Easy-grip handle is easier to hold than standard utensils

✔ Supports greater independence during meals

✔ Helpful for seniors, recovery patients, and assisted feeding programs

Usage/Application

Ideal for seniors, individuals with arthritis, Parkinson's, hand weakness, tremors, limited dexterity, stroke recovery needs, sensitive gums, or reduced oral control. Suitable for home dining, rehabilitation settings, long-term care, assisted living, and occupational therapy programs. Use the easy-grip built-up handle for an easier hold, and use the coated spoon bowl, which is gentler against the teeth, lips, and gums for users with sensitive mouths, bite reflex, or reduced oral control. Inspect the coating regularly and replace the spoon if the coating becomes worn or damaged. Supervise or assist users who need help during meals, and for feeding, swallowing, or oral-motor difficulties, follow guidance from an occupational therapist or speech-language pathologist. Wash the utensil according to the manufacturer's instructions, and keep it away from children when not in use.