Button Hook Dressing Aids - Parkinsons and Arthritis Aids Buttoneer and Zipper Puller Helper

So easy to use, and the handle feels sturdy to hold. I bought the first one for my 101 year old Mom (102 years on 4/24/21)! Go, Mom!I can’t remember her ever raving...yes, ‘raving’ about how great this works and how much it helps her. Typically when my sister picks up Mom for her appts, buttoning the blouse front and sleeves would be part of the ‘to do’ list. Mom, after years of struggling with buttons after multiple hand surgeries, so appreciates being able to accomplish the task like ‘old times’. Seems crazy that such a basic device (and recently invented, I read) could bring out the joy in managing a task to completion. She now has one on each floor. And still occasionally brings up how GREAT they work!

I have a well used and loved denim jacket that has never been buttoned because the holes are so stiff. My alternate cold weather coat died from heavy use. Thinking that there must be some way of helping to get the denim jacket buttoned, I remembered reading about the button hooks that women used on their shoes before 1900. I tried the hook in my pocket knife. There is a brass stem on the button too large for the knife hook. Amazon was the next place to try as it is the meeting place for finding solutions.There are still button hooks. It works great and saves my fingers.

Bought this for my husband who has Neuropathy in his hands. Small buttons are hard to handle when you can't feel them. I bought this on a whim and he loves it! So easy to use. Even looking down through bifocals isn't a problem.

Works great on regular buttons - difficult to get the top button on a shirt though, and also sleeve buttons, and those were the main reasons I bought it. Top shirt button because it is hard to see and a tighter fit that lower buttons, and sleeve buttons because you are doing it completely one-handed. Overall though, helpful.

Nearly anything preventing fingers from normal functionality like arthritis, neuropathy [severely weakened fingers] this tool is very easy to pull button through. Once you find button hole [being certain it is the properly aligned hole with button], slip though the hole capture button by parallel wires pulling button till caught in narrowed end of wire and pull through. Even in a rush I could do it! Also great for unbuttoning. Practice a bit. Such a little tool to make life easier. What a blessing!

Worth every penny!!! I bought it for my daughter & I to use for school uniforms & my jeans and it’s a great tool I wish I had this when schools first started totally cuts thr getting dressed time in half!

This button hook works great for a wide range of people from young, disabled and the elderly. My 5 year old still has a difficult time buttoning his shirts and pants depending on the material. He loved using this button hook and we made a game out of how fast he could button an entire shirt. My husband is a PT and took the hook to work with him to try out on some of his patients. Many are elderly and have a difficult time completely simple everyday tasks such as buttoning.

This looked like a good idea when I bought it, but it is about useless for buttoning denim jeans! I nearly completely destroyed it & spent 15 minutes fighting with it invorder to fasten my jeans button. The zipper hook was too big to fit thru the zipper pull so was basically useless.My jeans are Lee brand so the button & zipper are pretty standard