27 devices · GMDN 31209
Assistive scissors are specialized cutting tools designed to help individuals with limited hand function or dexterity perform tasks like cutting fabric, paper, or food. Their ergonomic handles and reinforced blades are engineered to provide easier grip and control, making everyday activities more accessible for users with disabilities.
These devices are generally classified as low-risk medical tools and are often sold as single-use or reusable items, depending on the design. They may be supplied directly to consumers, caregivers, or healthcare providers to support independent living and functional mobility.
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