Send a correction, a question about a product, or a product you think Weighted Utensils should measure next. A person reads every message, and corrections are checked against the source before a page changes.
Weights, alloys and wash limits sit in the reviews; who pays sits in the US and UK funding guides; how we measure sits on the about page.
If you make a weighted or adaptive utensil and believe it fits the products this site covers, we want to hear about it. Send the weight per piece, the handle diameter, the materials and where it is sold. Every product goes through the same bench pass and the same scoring as the sets we buy at retail, and an approach from the maker does not change the result or the copy.
A person on the research desk reads it. Corrections are checked against the source and the page is updated with a note of what changed. Product suggestions go into the pool for the next measuring round.
We can point you at the page that covers your situation, and we publish every measurement we have. We do not give medical advice. An occupational therapist can measure grip and tremor and match equipment to the person.
No. Products are bought at retail. No manufacturer pays for placement, sends free units in exchange for a rating, or reviews copy before it is published. Our commercial position is set out on the disclosure page.