SP Ableware 754110000 Key Turner and Holder, Plastic with Finger Hole, Bright Yellow, Holds up to 1 Key

This is a great product. I have limited hand function from the spinal cord injury and find it to be very useful for things like my mail key. The only drawback is that it is designed for a thicker key than I am using. It requires additional washers and I’ll drop of Loctite to keep it tight. The screws are made out of aluminum and flat head style. Trying to tighten them you usually strip the screw head. It would be nice if It had a torx or a socket head style screw. Also would be good if it was made of stainless versus aluminum.

It is not designed for a car key, so I had to get a bit creative by adding two extra holes and bolt the car key to it. (See pic). It doesn't look pretty but it works just fine. Plus I'll never lose the key.

I’m a quadriplegic and do not have the ability to move my fingers. This tool allows me to use my keys with ease. You may need to slightly modify your key to fit in the provided slot on the key turner. Shipping is kind of unreliable. I ordered one on four separate occasions. The first order was delivered on a timely manner (a little over the prime shipping date) while the second order was delayed several times and was eventually lost and the other two orders were delivered much later than the original delivery date (about +5-10 days). Still this has made my life MUCH easier :)

I THINK THAT THE PRODUCT WILL WORK WELL FOR PLUGS.

My husband has a hard time gripping small things like keys & these have tremendous helped him especially for using his scooter! Thank you so much for inventing this! Just one thing need to improve though, change the screw. It’s not too long & tends to loosen which has us lose our key which fell thankfully in the truck.

Manufacturer could punch these out for .50 cents each, because it is a Handicap item, like prescriptions, they can charge 3 to 4 times its value. Pinterest has this same item you connect to charger wire for people that have no gripping power. also for 8 to 11 dollars. I am cutting them out of scrap plastic with a Dremel tool, As a key /holder turner, it is to small with not enough leverage. Maddak Corp, screw em

Your tool works great, but a bit expensive. Problem solved Thnx👌

This key holder was really difficult to get the key into and then I couldnt get the little screw that hold the key tight enough because the fastener it screws into just spins around when it gets close to tight. It is a round, smooth thing, so won’t take a screwdriver or a wrench or pliers. So the key fell off and got lost and I returned the item.

Works great. Tapered end is just enough to allow key access to “safety locks”. Light weight for woman’s purse.