UniGrip 2 in 1 Button Hook and Zipper Pull. One Hand Button aid Dressing Assist Device. Adaptive aid Helps with Dressing oneself After arm Injury, Arthritis, Stroke, Parkinson’s or Other Disability.
$6.99
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Regain Confidence with the UniGrip 2-in-1 Button Hook and Zipper Pull Struggling with buttons or zippers due to arthritis, Parkinson’s, stroke, or limited dexterity? The UniGrip 2-in-1 Button Hook and Zipper Pull is your solution for easier, stress-free dressing. Designed to assist seniors, disabled individuals, and those with fine motor challenges, this adaptive tool combines a button hook and zipper pull into one versatile device, helping you tackle shirts, jackets, pants, and more with ease. Why Choose UniGrip? Dual Functionality: Effortlessly button clothing and pull zippers without frustration, streamlining your dressing routine. Ergonomic Comfort: The cushioned, non-slip handle ensures a firm grip, even for those with weak hand strength or tremors. Portable & Durable: Lightweight and compact, UniGrip is perfect for home, travel, or on-the-go use, built to withstand daily wear. Independence Made Simple: Empower yourself or a loved one to dress independently, boosting confidence and reducing caregiver dependence. Ideal for individuals with arthritis, Parkinson’s, stroke, multiple sclerosis, or post-surgery recovery, the UniGrip 2-in-1 is a thoughtful gift for anyone seeking to maintain their dignity and autonomy. Add to your cart today and experience the freedom of hassle-free dressing!
Package Dimensions : 7.32 x 1.69 x 1.46 inches; 2.89 ounces
Date First Available : January 19, 2024
Manufacturer : Unigrip Mobility
ASIN : B0CSVP5MDQ
Best Sellers Rank: #59,624 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #13 in Daily Living Zipper Pulls & Button Hooks
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✅️Effortless Dressing: Combines button hook and zipper pull for seamless clothing management.
✅️Ideal for Limited Dexterity: Perfect for arthritis, Parkinson’s, stroke, or disability.
✅️Comfortable Grip: Non-slip, ergonomic handle reduces hand strain.
✅️Versatile Design: Works with various button sizes and zipper types.
✅️Portable & Durable: Lightweight and built to last for daily use.
8 reviews for UniGrip 2 in 1 Button Hook and Zipper Pull. One Hand Button aid Dressing Assist Device. Adaptive aid Helps with Dressing oneself After arm Injury, Arthritis, Stroke, Parkinson’s or Other Disability.
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Linda Smith –
Button Hook and Zipper Pull
Rheumatoid arthritis in my fingers prevents me from buttoning blue jeans. This is a great gadget. I useit daily. Also great for small buttons on shirts or blouses. The hook at the end of the gadget works great on zippers.Have already bought another one. Makes a great stocking stuffer for arthritis sufferers.
Whisky 3 Uniform Echo Charlie –
Great help for radial palsy
Great help for radial palsy
Timothy Watts –
Where have you been all of my adult Life??????
OK I have finally given into the reality of I am getting older and require help in doing some of my daily activities. the other day I realized that my fingertips just could not put the small buttons into those small buttons any more without wrinkling my shirts. so I did just what you did Jumped on Amazon searching for a way to help me putton my shirts especially the little ones on the Coller and the shirt Cuffs . I watched several video’s and settled on this one because it had what looked like a big handle making it easier to hold on to, and of course the price. the price is self explanatory, one to the handle.. I have an issue that periodically through my day my hands will go numb or just feel anything in them when in use. which makes it difficult to push little buttons through holes you can not feel. this handle is about the size of an average hair brush handle. big enough you can see hold and find but not too big that you can not store it in a travel bag when on a trip. and trust me this thing works !!!!! it takes a few tries to get smooth flow out of it. but if you have ever spent more than 15 seconds trying to button a button, you need this . I have gotten about as fast and smooth as the video. I work from home 99.99999% and only go to the office once a year that requires me to the monkey suit. so i dont have a lot of practice but it still easy to use for any ability…I hope this helps in making your decisions…
Ktb –
Should come with printed instructions
Since I gave this as a gift, it would be helpful if a printout of instructions was provided so the person receiving it would know what it is and how to use it.
juliane –
Works great!
The older family member to whom this was gifted loves it as and says it works well!
Jennifer Jimenez –
Game changer for those with nerve damage
I broke my hand in 2 places and suffered nerve damage. This is a life saver because I have to wear button down shirts with ties for work. Getting dressed is breeze. I was struggling for several minutes every day. Now, it’s literally 2 seconds per button.
Palestrina –
Helpful dressing tool
My husband had trouble buttoning shirts and cuffs. This tool allows him to dress independently.
Janice T –
Not for me
I’m sure this gadget is a blessing for most people in need of assistance. I have a pronounced essential tremor. This gadget was of no use to me.