I drink soda pop on occasion, but only as a dessert-like treat. Since I don’t drink it often, I buy it in cans. The pop goes flat in the big 2-liter bottles. So, I’m afraid I have no use for this unitasker.

It’s ironic that the people who might benefit from these (old sick cripples) should be more concerned about not being eaten by their neglegted cats and dogs than the “ease” of pouring beverages or cutting strawberries.

So they’re saying “no need to haul a beverage container to the counter” but then it says “set it on the table during a meal.” No matter what, you still have to lug that 2 liter into your home, and into the fridge, or into that contraption and onto your table/counter.

I’m just saying.

Genious! I know and thank you very much.

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I think this contraption would prove useful to this population. People living with multiple sclerosis often lose sensation in their fingers as well as strength in their hands. I suspect they would appreciate being able to pour from this, especially since soda from a two-liter is less expensive than soda from a can, per ounce. Since MS often makes it impossible for some to work thus creating a financial hardship.
(Brevity is rarely possible for me when writing!)

What we really need is a contraption to pick up our food from the plate, chew it, and put into our mouths ready to swallow!!!

I wonder if this Pour Thing could be trained to help with other tricky bottle issues, like that olive oil bottle that gets really slippery after awhile.