S'up Spoon | A Spoon for Shaky Hands

Unlike a standard spoon, the S'up Spoon is designed to be tipped toward the mouth, removing the need to use your lips or teeth to pull food off. Originally designed for Grant Douglas, a person living with a condition affecting hand control, it has since become a practical aid for anyone with shaky hands, tremors, or reduced grip strength. Particularly well suited to people living with Parkinson's, essential tremors, or general hand weakness.

This is a practical everyday aid, not a medical device. It is sourced through lunor.life's curated product collection. The S'up Spoon has a genuine story behind it and was designed from lived experience, which sits very much in line with the values of lunor.life.

One S'up Spoon, designed for independent eating with shaky hands or reduced hand control.

Supports independent eating without assistance. Removes the need to scoop or balance food on a standard spoon. Tip motion is natural and easy to manage with limited hand control. Suitable for Parkinson's, essential tremors, and general hand weakness. Also suitable for young children developing coordination.

Specially shaped spoon designed to tip food toward the mouth rather than requiring a scooping motion.

Hold the spoon as you would normally. Load food onto the spoon and bring it toward your mouth, tipping gently so the food slides in. No need to use lips or teeth to pull food off the spoon.

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