It has a hand rest which I find a big plus and you can rest your fingers on the buttons without doing things you didn't intend. The buttons are likewise more difficult to press and the ball is big and somewhat awkward, but it's better than what I had before. Kitchen items and gardening tools form the bulk of the offerings. I've summarized some products from the DIL collection below. Items that appear to be best-buys are flagged with an asterisk.
Fork comes in lefty or righty.
This 24-page catalog is decidedly less classy looking than MOMA's but probably offers a lot of the same products. It's from a group called Aids for Arthritis, Inc., now in their 14th year. I brought it back to the store and exchanged it for a new one. The new knife does the same thing. I like the knife's fat wrist-friendly handle, but the blade doesn't hold up.