Thank you! I'm currently rehabbing from a bad car accident, and tips like yours make my life easier. Best of luck to you!

I'm 8 years post-stroke. Thank you sincerely!

I am an Occupational Therapist and have been looking for a one-handed can opener (for left handed person) for one of my clients and this will be perfect! Thank you so much for sharing.

Very helpful, my boyfriend had a stroke and can only use one hand, this is perfect for him. Thank you very much

It helps for everyone, even for two active hands! Thank you.

Thanks for the review, another tuber couldn't get it to work. Looks like it works great, to me! I'll be ordering it now :)

Nice video! Cheers. However, some have complained about how hard it is to push the chrome lever down to penetrate the can top. Your video shows you using your fingers to simply pull up the opener body to punch thru the top. i.e. don't try push the chrome lever thru the can top. Just hold the lever down with your thumb and use your fingers to lift the big plastic body up to puncture the can then it also starts the lid cutting. Keep up the good work!!

Thanks for the information, now I wont have to struggle chasing the can around the kitchen and making a mess everywhere.

You realize this is your 500th video you made, c'mon that deserves a special :)

thank you!! i am almost 2 years post stroke and have been looking for a can opener

Thank you!

Very cool and useful!

4 years later, and I just had thumb surgery. I'll look for this!

Im handicaped and can use only one hand too. I dont know if they are available in the US but the Starfrit can openers are great. They are normal manual ones but when you clap the can it stay like that so you only have to turn the thing on top

Thank you so much!

May God Always Bless You.

Cool little find! Amazing the items and devices you have found not designed for for those with limited abilities in mind, but are helpful to you. (They should call you BriGyver!) Unrelated question, is the RCF speaker behind you hooked up for a dungeon sound system, or just being stored there.

have you seen the squeeze can openers, used by chefs no batteries needed. it works on a ratchet system

Hey, thanks for this. I've been asking my OT for advice, nothing. You solved that problem. Thank you.

Hope you are doing well. It seems like this is designed more for left hand than a right hand though?

This is awesome! Want to purchase for friend who had stroke. Don't see make or model.. Please can you share again or message me. Thank you.. And hope you are doing well!

God doesn't exist but thank you