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Reddit mentions of Jar Opener for Weak Hands (Pack of 2) Under Cabinet Lid Openers for Seniors with Arthritis - Cap Remover Easy Twist Off Bottle Opener Jars Kitchen Accessories Tool Counter Top Grip Can Opening Wrench
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- EASY TO INSTALL: To install simply peel adhesive from back of the jar opener and firmly place disk in desired space. Remember to place the wide mouth portion of the teeth facing directly towards you when you attach the opener. Ideal for placement under counters or along kitchen shelves. Three Optional screw holes included.
- DIMENSIONS: 2 x 6 x 6 inches
- THE ONLY JAR OPENER YOU WILL EVER NEED: Our jar opener makes it effortless to remove any twist-top lid from jars, cans, and bottles with ease
- OPENS VIRTUALLY ANY JAR OR TWIST TOP: Remove tops from nail polish, jarred fruits and vegetables, twist off bottles, and more. Virtually any container with a twist top can be opened with ease. No more painful frustration or forced spills
- IDEAL FOR: Perfect for people suffering from arthritis, fibromyalgia, or joint pain who find opening jars a daily nuisance. Safe enough for children to use easily and effectively
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| Color | White |
I got my mom one of these doodads and it works great. It's been about 10 years and it's still going strong. I want one for me (no arthritis in my hands, it's just hard to open jars sometimes, lol). https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GEVLJPI/ref=asc_df_B01GEVLJPI5488645/
She has one of these, too, to help carry groceries and swears by it. Hers has a padded handle, but otherwise is similar. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/POP-Trip-Grips-Shopping-Grocery-Bag-Holders-Handle-Carrier-Lock-Labor-Save-Tool/32589510144.html
I know they make attachments for oven/stove dials that can be used to make the dials easier to grip.
ETA: Oh, and for standing, I don't have shoe recommendations, but I know that some restaurants will get thick padded mats for employees who have foot issues, to make standing at a station for a long period easier. Maybe get a couple for in front of the stove/sink/her preferred work area?