Product: UnbuckleMe Car Seat Buckle Release Tool - As Seen on Shark Tank - Makes it Easy to Unbuckle a Child's Car Seat - Easy Tool for Parents, Grandparents & Older Children (1 Pack, Red)
Brand: UnbuckleMe
Color: Red
Designed by an Occupational Therapist, UnbuckleMe applies leverage to make it EASY to unbuckle a child's car seat buckle. It helps parents, grandparents and older children who lack thumb strength, or even those with long fingernails. Though you can't attach it to your child's car seat for safety reasons, it's small enough to store anywhere in your car, or attach to a key chain or diaper bag. It is designed to fit around any push-button car seat buckle and has been scientifically tested to reduce the force required by unbuckle by more than 50% on most buckles. // UnbuckleMe was invented by Barbara, who is an Occupational Therapist specializing in hands. She was frustrated that due to some arthritis in her thumb, she could not push the red button of my daughter's car seat. This meant that she couldn't take her out independently, just because of this small limitation. Using thermoplastic splint material, she decided to make a small device to solve her problem. When her daughter Becca saw her invention, she knew there would be others who needed it. They have worked together to bring UnbuckleMe to life. // BPA Free. Patent Pending. Learn more at: https://www.UnbuckleMe.com.
NO MORE PAIN - The proven car seat buckle release tool that eliminates thumb pain and broken nails from unbuckling a child's car seat
SCIENTIFICALLY TESTED - Patented lever arm reduces the force needed to unbuckle a child's car seat by more than 50% and helps anyone with limited hand strength
DESIGNED FOR COMFORT - Soft, grippy surface keeps it stable and provides a comfortable surface for pressing
VERSATILE - Works on ALL child car seat buckles and many strollers, high chairs and other push-button devices
FAMILY FOUNDED - Invented by by an Occupational Therapist who has thumb arthritis

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