Assistive products for controlling, carrying, moving and handling objects and devices

TiPY onehand keyboard

One-handed keyboard from TiPy that gives you full control over your computer with one hand. Embedded in the keyboard is a small mouse, so you dont need to move your hand to a mouse or 0/1 switch to click and control the computer.
The keyboard is reversible, so it fits both left and right hands.

Moss rubber grip

Easier to grip: the thickened grip for pens, cutlery and more
Our thickened foam grips are the ideal solution for anyone who has difficulty gripping pens, cutlery or other objects.

Doro keyboard for tablet

Keyboard with mouse pad. Can turn your Doro tablet into a small mini laptop.

Irisbond Hiru

Dyslexia keyboard

A keyboard with Dyslexie font offers people with dyslexia a unique typeface to make reading, learning, and working easier. The keyboard is developed in cooperation with www.dyslexiefont.com
The keyboard includes color-coded vowels, consonants, numbers and function keys and helps the user learn the location of letters, numbers etc. on a keyboard

GlassOuse touch 0/1 switch GS09

Large 0/1 switch from GlassOuse which is activated by holding your hand over the switch.

GlassOuse 0/1 switch for 100 gram pressure GS05

0/1 switch that requires more power to activate. A contact that is particularly good for users with impaired fine motor skills and involuntary movements.

GlassOuse touch 0/1 switch GS08

Large 0/1 switch that is activated by light touch.
Has a 3.5 mm jackstick
With a large touch surface of 8.63 cm

0/1 contact for use with Easy Phone app

Call your loved ones at the touch of a button. The Easy Phone app transforms your smartphone into a simple, user-friendly mobile with large icons.
With the 0/1 switch, it can be coded for several different functions at one touch, double press and long press, such as tag / hang up, go through the contact book, call via WhatsApp.

JarKey Opener

Jarkey lid opener removes vacuum pressure in glass with screw cap, making lid easy to unscrew.
Used on many glasses with food, e.g. pickled beets and asians, which are often difficult to open as there is pressure in the jars.
A little movement with the glass opener and the pressure is gone.