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 | Adapted book support in wood Adapted to be able to turn pages with a mouth stick - suitable for persons with extensive disabilities |
 | Adapted drawer for cassettes A key ring enables a person with impaired hand function to open a drawer |
 | Assistive device for turning cassettes An assistive device that makes it possible for a person without active hand function to turn cassettes. |
 | Book cushion Tray with soft knee cushion as book support - suitable for persons who cannot hold a book |
 | Book stand with adjustable angle Book stand serves as a good holder for drawing paper/ canvas when painting by mouth |
 | Customized night table An all-in-one night table with room for many functions that helps a person with a high injury to stay in touch with and have control over the rest of the world even when in bed |
 | Customized wheelchair table Wheelchair table enables a person with impaired arm and hand function to eat, read and write |
 | Folding book holder Book holder - important assistive device for persons who cannot hold books |
 | Manuscript holder Small lightweight manuscript holder that works well for one paper |
 | Motorized page turner Enables persons with extensive disabilities to read books unassisted |
 | MP3 player with headphones for audiobooks MP3 player makes it easier to ‘read in bed’ – suitable for persons with impaired arm/hand function |
 | Page turner for the mouth Turn pages with the mouth - an alternative for persons without arm/hand function |
 | Paper clamps in various sizes Paper clamps hold up books |
 | Read and snack in bed Combined reading and snack table integrated in a customized night table, suitable for persons with compromised or no arm and/or hand function |
 | Reading while on the toilet Using a wastebasket and a paper clip the user can read while on the toilet without having to hold the book - suitable for persons with poor trunk balance |
 | Translating pen With the translating pen no dictionaries or online computer are needed - suitable for persons with disabilities |
 | Turning pages Wheelchair gloves make it easier for persons with impaired hand function to turn pages |