PEDIATRIC UTENSIL HOLDER (MODEL 10002)

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Picture of PEDIATRIC UTENSIL HOLDER (MODEL 10002) The Pediatric Utensil Holder, model 10002, is a utensil holder and grasping aid designed for use by children with eating, upper extremity, or grasping disabilities. The utensil is attached to a nylon D-ring thumb loop that can be adjusted to fit with a Velcro fastener strap. The utensil holding pocket accommodates most standard-width utensil handles. COLOR: Red, green, blue, and yellow.

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This product record was updated on September 15, 2008.

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Kinsman Enterprises, Inc.

10804 Mark Twain Road
West Frankfort, Illinois 62896-4105
United States
Telephone: 618-932-3838.
Fax: 618-932-8851.
Web: http://www.kinsmanenterprises.com.
Email: sales@ADLrehab.com.

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eSpecial Needs, LLC

11704 Lackland Industrial Drive
St. Louis, Missouri 63146
United States
Telephone: 877-664-4565 or 314-692-2424.
Fax: 800-664-4534 or 314-692-2428.
Web: http://www.eSpecialNeeds.com.
Email: sales@eSpecialNeeds.com.

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