I wish I had another couple of these.
I kept one in the truck, one in my backpack for college, shaving kit for travel, first aid kit, briefcase...etc.
I recommend one in the vehicle and emergency kit for sure.
See in the old days, everyone kept a can/bottle opener handy (aka "church key") as we did not have pull tabs on cans of soda, beer, and bottles had lift off caps.
The old "church keys" were well made, made in the USA, ...
Besides opening a can of paint, can of motor oil, one could remove a windshield , get the vent window open then open a car door, after some kid, or dawg, had locked them selves in a vehicle.
Or a mom at the park with her kids could rip from elbow towards hand when that "bad man" would not leave them alone at the swings.
(that there is known as a "clew")
Progress come to be, and pull top cans and bottles got screw off caps.
Arthritis is still around, despite "progress".
That "church key" will allow arthritic hands to lift a pull tab. If all a lady needs to open is a can of Chicken Broth, often times using the can opener to punch a big "triangle" and one small "vent triangle" is still better.
She can pour just what she needs, and "less risk to injury" by not having to deal with sharp edges of lid removed or inside edge of can.
If you want to make someone happy with Arthritis, get them a Pry Baby.
Hey, they might give you a old good old fashioned "church key" in return.
Progress- sometimes I wonder if we are progressing forward or backwards...
