Collection: Adapted Cutlery

Adapted cutlery makes sitting down to a meal more comfortable. Tremors, involuntary hand movements, gripping difficulties and a limited range of hand motion makes the most basic task difficult. But there are solutions. Need adapted cutlery for future meals? BIOS Medical is an adapted cutlery manufacturer in Canada.

Adapted cutlery for a more comfortable mealtime 

Adapted cutlery can help reclaim eating independence and make mealtimes more comfortable. Looking for adapted cutlery in Canada? BIOS Medical has a range of products to choose from.

Keatlery weighted cutlery is designed to provide individuals with Essential Tremors or Parkinson’s disease with more comfortable mealtimes. The fork, knife, soup spoon and dessert spoon are made from 100 percent stainless steel and weigh 7 oz/198 g. All KEatlery weighted cutlery is dishwasher safe.

Amefa Integral cutlery is developed for people with limited wrist range of motion and gripping difficulties. The bullet-shaped handle fits perfectly into the palm of a hand and makes it easy to hold. It is made from 18/10 stainless steel. BIOS Medical sells the complete set of fork, knife and spoon, or the items can be bought separately. 

Eating is more than the foods you eat 

Eating is more than the foods you eat, according to Canada’s food guide from Canada Health. They provide appealing recipes that can be enjoyed with adapted cutlery and suggest the following:

• Be mindful of your eating habits
• Cook more often
• Enjoy your food
• Eat meals with others
• Use food labels
• Limit highly processed foods
• Marketing can influence your food choices.

The snapshot of Canada’s food guide is available in more than thirty languages, including Indigenous languages. Enjoy time around the table with good company, good food and the comfort of adapted cutlery.

BIOS Medical has been taking care of Canadians for over three generations. We are an adapted cutlery manufacturer and accept payment via PayPal, GPay and ShopPay. Buy adapted cutlery online from BIOS Medical today.