Keywings. image shows three key aids.They are bright pink, blue and light green and fitted on the round end of the key. they are designed to make using keys easy.

Keywings

 

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Keywings. image shows three key aids.They are bright pink, blue and light green and fitted on the round end of the key. they are designed to make using keys easy.

Keywings

Keywings allow you to hold and turn keys with ease. Like many mobility aids today, they are not only functional, but they also look good.

Simple to Fit

image shows how to insert key into a key turning aid. It shows a two part item with one holding the key and the other part has an opening to slide into

Keywings are simple to fit. They are designed in two parts. Remove the top and place your key in the space provided, then slide it into the lower section. It’s as easy as that.

The Keywing turner acts as a key turner using your thumb to turn it, which creates extra leverage and requires less strength than using a standard key. This reduces hand pain and helps weak hands.

Find Keys with Ease

The brightly coloured keywings help you identify your keys if you have more than one. No more trying different keys! They also make your keyring more visible in your bag or at home.

Grip and Turn With Ease

Keywings are made with dimpled finger domes that give you a firmer grip, which avoids fumbling or dropping your keys. Perfect for anyone who struggles to bend down. Made from Nylon, they are also warmer to the touch than the metal keys. This helps in Winter months when your hands are cold.

Keywings are lightweight and slim, and their award-winning design makes them slide in and out of your pockets easily.

Thoughtful, Affordable Gift

Costing under £10 (at the time of writing), these key aids make a thoughtful yet affordable gift for anyone who has weak hands or arthritis. They are also good for people with early-stage dementia as they make keys more identifiable.

NOTE: The Keywing is suitable for flat ‘Yale’ style/cylinder rim lock house keys. They don’t work with mortice lock/Chubb keys or car keys.

 

 

 

 

Caron

Award-winning blogger and former care columnist for Devon Life magazine. I am passionate about helping elderly people and people with dementia live purposeful and independent lives.
Designer of the Dementia Assistance Card and Points Of Light award recipient, Caron hopes to help carers when resources are limited and demand is ever-increasing. I am here to support you.

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