Keywing Key Turner Aid. Perfect key extender & artritis reumatoide products. Helpful gadgets for people with arthritis, senior aids for daily living, arthritis gadgets for hands & rheumatoid arthritis

These were recommended in a video of hand adaptive for disabled people on IG, shared in a rheumatoid arthritis group I'm in on FB.I've been having trouble using my keys because of my hands/fingers, thanks to RA. These keywings have been amazing! Makes locking and unlocking the door and deadbolt so much easier! So glad I found these and will be recommending them to anyone who needs something like this.Plus I love that they're colorful. I love colors, and it helps to color code which door they keys work on. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

I bought it couple of years ago and I bought it again this year since it's durable and does the job.

Easy to assemble and place key inside. Does help provide a butterfly like design to help provide leverage to open door lock. So far, I like it.

Works so well! I have RA and my hands hurt most of the time. Make it easy to hold and turn the house key

I'm amazed at how easy this makes unlocking my house door. The house shifted and the lock got almost impossible for me to lock and unlock, until I tried this key turner. I have severe CMC (base of thumb) arthritis so the key turner will help preserve what function I still have left. A word of caution: when pulling the clips outward to release the internal tray, don't pull too hard. I think my husband and I pulled the clips too far out because once the key was put in and the tray reinserted, it kept coming apart. We threw that one away and tried again with another one. My husband gently pulled on the clips while I pushed the tray out. We attached the key, reinserted the tray and key, and this time it all stayed together. We assume we broke the first one. Many reviewers mention that the plastic comes apart and the key falls out. I'm wondering if they broke the clips. It's not obvious until the key keeps falling out.

I have RA, especially in my hands, and I thought this would help to be able to next unlock or lock my doors without having to fiddle around and figure out which key and such, but the problem was it’s like a permanent sticky on the inside, they’re very difficult to get them apart And once you put the key in there, then it doesn’t fit in the lock because it’s too wide at the top so you either can’t get a key ring through the key or the cover is down to low and it will not fit all the way in the lock. Not a grand product to help people with RA in their hands.

I have had a pack of the original design of these for ages, and loaned out a couple so I was wanting to get more.I don't know what happened, but at some point the design for these changed and the new design is frankly awful.The old design was a clamshell style, where the turner popped open like a book with a hinge on the other side. The new design is bulkier, and also has a significantly problematic closure, which I could best describe as more of a buckle? It requires pinching/aligning, etc without any real grip for the interior part. It took me quite a bit to get the thing open, and the key slides around, so I have to pull on the insert able part of the key to get it to stick out enough to properly go into the lock.Not a fan of the redesign at all, I'm going to start looking for other brand options for this type of aid, as the new design just isn't working out for me.

I used it to mark my most important keys. It really helps when you have several that look alike.