DycemNon-Slip Mat, Ideal Daily Living Aid for Independent Living and Caregivers, Designed to Address Stabilization and Gripping Problems Found Around the Home, Blue Textured Pad 7-1/2" Diameter x 1/8"

I found this company after the cut strips my PT gave me started to rip. I had wrist pain that led to the discovery of tendonitis and arthritis. My therapist gave me 2 cut squares of this tacky material and showed me how to put one on top of a jar and one underneath, so I could use the flat palm opening method. I found the name of the company printed on the cut pieces and tracked down their products. I bought the jar opener, first and then thought to get a sticky pad to stabilize underneath the jars. I just didn't think it was this big, but it works and can also be used to keep a bowl from moving on your countertop when whisking, stirring etc.

After having the left side paralyzed from the stroke and no use of the left hand it makes it hard to butter your bread or put peanut butter on toast without the plates sliding everywhere also an opening a jelly jar wrapped a jelly jar lije a blanket and put it against your body in the corner of the cabinet and use it to hold a jarred open lid two problems solved served it’s purpose

As I stated above it was just what I needed to keep plates from sliding ending up on the floor.

I have six other pads, all work great, and helps me function with only one usable hand due to stroke. this one works great but is smaller than I expected.

good size and easy to clean

This absolutely does what it needs to do. There is just enough tacky to it that anything will stay but not so much that you can’t pick it up easily.This is a great size for me as it holds quite a few things without being overbearing on my table. I highly recommend.

When your hands don't work right...this stuff helps

Very handy! My mom has severe arthritis in both of her hands so it can be a hassle and tiresome for her when it comes to stabilizing a mixing bowl with one hand while mixing with the other. With this mat, she only needs one hand and doesn’t tire so easily!