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LONG-LOOP EASI-GRIP SCISSORS    

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Picture of LONG-LOOP EASI-GRIP SCISSORS Long-Loop Easi-Grip Scissors are self-opening scissors designed for use by individuals with fine motor disabilities, arthritis or other disabilities of the hand or fingers. Available in right- or left-handed models, these scissors have a continuous loop plastic handle that is operated by squeezing gently with the thumb on top and the fingers through the long loop. For those with very limited movement, the fingers can be placed over the long loop. The stainless steel blades automatically open when pressure is released. A blade guard is included for storage. DIMENSIONS: 7.25 inches long.

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This product record was updated on August 27, 2012.

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Manufacturer:

Peta (UK) Ltd.

Charles House, Park Farm
Kelvedon Road, Inworth
Colchester, CO5 9SH
United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 (0) 1376-573-476.
Fax: +44 (0) 1376-570-023.
Web: http://www.peta-uk.com.
Email: usa@peta-uk.com.


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