Special Supplies Loop Scissors for Teens and Adults 8 Inches (6-Pack) Colorful Looped, Adaptive Design, Right and Lefty Support, Small, Easy-Open Squeeze Handles, Supports Elderly and Special Needs

Good quality, helps support the students fine motor

Bought for my Sunday School kids. They didn't like the "little kids" ones (even though they are kids) lol

I broke my wrist and ruptured a tendon in my thumb. Using scissors was one thing during the healing process that was very painful. My Occupational Therapist introduced me to these. They’re great. Also, if you have arthritis these may be helpful.

Arrived on time, would have like a mix of pointed and dull tips

these scissors work great for my autistic Grandson . He is doing a good job learning to cut.

I gotten these scissors when seeing them online right away for our 3 yo since he was needing some for his OT which he takes since he is on the spectrum. When these came in the mail I was like um wow these are huge I mean in comparison to our 3 yo hands. When the description read children,teens and adults somewhere in my mind I didnt think they would be the size of kitchen shears but more like those scissors you get for kids when they're going into preschool or kindergarden (safety scissors). I choose not to introduce these to our son since he has poor hand strength in his hands and was worried he would cut himself or hurt himself using these. I will say these look nice for when he does get older they dont come off cheap or anything. I also like that there is several colors which would make it easier to keep up with if you notice one missing. Again this just didnt end up working out for us because of size it was what we were looking for in terms of style of scissors.

Great for all our projects - so comfortable to use with the loop grip! We were thinking projects with the grandchildren, but these are sturdy and strong enough to cut lavender, as well. The bright colors make them easy to find - can hang them up, find them easily on a large table! These are a great idea!

For me, anyway. The ones I tried at Occupational Therapy were much easier. Plus I really need sharp pointed ends. These are rounded. Not pleased at all.