These stainless steel utensils feature a 35mm (1?") diameter built up handle. The forks and spoons have a special twist built into the metal shaft that allows them to be bent in any angle for eit...
For those with poor hand function or a weak grip, this utensil holder has a half cone shaped plastic base, which angles the utensil away from the palm to make eating easier. May be used with cutlery,...
Users with limited hand movement can eat independently with Homecraft Soft Coated Caring Cutlery Ivory, a uniquely designed stainless steel utensil featuring plastic handles.
Key Features
De...
The Homecraft Caring Cutlery range is a set of stainless steel
utensils moulded into contoured, plastic handles with built up ends.
These are of value to those with a weak grip and restricted wris...
This range of stainless steel utensils are mounted into a lightweight ABS plastic built-up handle designed to help those with a weak or restricted grip.The handle is cylindrical with a slight taper aw...
This range of stainless steel utensils are mounted into a lightweight ABS plastic built-up handle designed to help those with a weak or restricted grip.The handle is cylindrical with a slight taper aw...
The design of this fork means that it can also safely cut food like a knife, without the use of a sharp edge.
Using a rocking motion the knork will easily slice through food.
The symmetrical d...
Part of a range of dining aids, this Bendable Spoon features a soft cushion grip, which makes eating much easier for those with limited hand or arm movement. The neck of the Bendable Spoon can be bent...
Part of a range of dining aids, the Bendable Fork has a soft, cushion grip, so dining is easier for users with limited hand or arm movement. The neck of the Bendable Fork can be bent to any angle to s...
Part of a range of dining aids, this Soft Grip Rocker Knife features a wide, soft cushion grip, along with a specially shaped blade to cut with a rocking motion. These features make eating much easier...
The Utensil Strap is an ideal dining aid for people with limited grip. The Utensil Strap slips through the loop on the handle of the bendable spoon, bendable fork and rocker knife dining aids.Ideal fo...
A Dining Aid Set consisting of a bendable spoon and bendable fork and a rocker knife, together with a utensil strap. The bendable spoon and fork and rocker knife all have a fixed loop at the end of th...
Aids 4 Mobility uses Royal Mail, Parcel Force, DPD, Hermes, TNT and UPS. We have chosen these couriers based on their reliability and cost-effective delivery solutions. This helps us to keep your order costs as low as possible.
There is FREE DELIVERY* on all orders over £30.00 excluding VAT to all UK mainland addresses and for most non-mainland UK addresses.
Orders up to £30.00 excluding VAT are only £3.95 P and P
If you are looking to have orders delivered outside the UK mainland, please contact us for a quotation. We will do our best to keep the delivery costs as low as we can.
Please note: VAT is removed in the checkout process
In the UK, disabled people do not have to pay VAT when buying certain disability aids and services (This can be claimed by friend or family member purchasing on their behalf). Not everything supplied to disabled people is necessarily zero-rated for VAT. Goods and services on which you do not have to pay VAT are usually known as 'zero-rated' or 'eligible for VAT relief.
Who is eligible for VAT relief?
You must be 'chronically sick or disabled' to qualify for VAT relief. The HMRC comment on this is as follows. A person is 'chronically sick or disabled' if they either:
have a physical or mental impairment that has a long-term and severe effect on their ability to carry out everyday activities;
have a condition that doctors treat as a chronic sickness - like diabetes, for example;
are terminally ill
VAT Relief on our Disability Aids
All products on the Aids for Mobility website are flagged with an option to claim VAT relief during Checkout if it applies to that item. When you add a zero-rated product or service to your Basket, you will be asked to tick a checkbox to confirm that you, or the person for whom you are buying the item, are eligible for VAT Relief.
How VAT relief works
If you are claiming VAT Relief you will be asked to complete an extra few questions during Checkout, where we will ask you to provide brief details of your disability and confirmation that the product is for 'personal or domestic use'. We will keep a record of this declaration along with your order details. You can then buy the product(s) in your Basket at a price that excludes VAT. You will be asked to make this declaration each time you place an order that includes zero-rated products. It is a legal requirement that we record this information for every order, and we apologise for the inconvenience.
More information from HMRC
You can find out more about VAT Relief for disabled people on the HM Revenue and Customs website. If you cannot find the answer to your questions there or would prefer to speak to an adviser, you can call their Helpline on 0845 302 02 03.
The helpline is open from 8.00 am to 5.00 pm, Monday to Friday. (Closed weekends and bank holidays).
