The One-Touch Can Opener
$59.00
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The One-Touch Can Opener
$59.00
Buy it as a set and save $35
The Openers Duo
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Free delivery, and thirty days to send it back if it does not help.
- Free delivery over $89
- Ships from Australia, 2-5 days
- 30-day returns, no questions
- NDIS-friendly
- Answered by a person, by email
- Free Express over $199
Sits under the $1,500 NDIS low-cost assistive technology threshold, so self- and plan-managed participants can buy today.
Still using a can opener you have to squeeze, twist and crank all at the same time?
Grip the handles, turn the key, keep the pressure on all the way round — then fish a sharp-edged lid out of the beans. Three jobs at once, for one tin of tomatoes.
Set it on the tin. Press once. It walks itself around.
Press the red button and the opener travels around the rim on its own while you rest a hand on top. A stainless blade driven by metal gears — not plastic — cuts the side seam rather than the top, so neither the tin nor the lid is left with an edge worth worrying about. When it has been all the way round it stops. Lift it off and the lid comes with it, held by a magnet, so it never drops into the food.
What changes in your kitchen
- Nothing to squeeze, twist or crank — one button starts it, one button stops it
- No sharp edges — it cuts the side seam, so the tin and the lid are both left smooth
- No fishing lids out of the food — a built-in magnet lifts the lid clear
- Built to last — stainless steel blade with metal gearing, not a plastic drive
- No cord across the bench — battery powered, so no powerpoint tied up
- Easy to find the button at a glance — black body, red button
- Lives in a drawer — 17.5 × 7 × 5cm, about the weight of a full mug
Thirty days to try it in your own kitchen
Use it at home for thirty days. If it does not help, send it back and we will refund you. It also carries a one-year manufacturer warranty.
Want to ask something first? Email us and a person replies — usually the same day, never a chatbot.
The details
In the box: One-Touch Can Opener. Batteries not included.
Delivery: Ships from Australia, 2 to 5 business days. Free delivery on orders of $89 or more.
NDIS-friendly. This sits well under the $1,500 low-cost assistive technology threshold, so self-managed and plan-managed participants can buy it today — no quotes, no pre-approval. Ask us for an itemised invoice with our ABN and we will send one.
Still Able sells everyday kitchen tools, not medical devices.
- One button starts it
- No sharp edges
- A magnet lifts the lid
- Steel blade, metal gears
- Battery powered, no cord
It walks around the tin. You rest a hand on top.
The One-Touch Can Opener travels around the rim on its own and stops when it has been all the way round.
One button
Press the red button and the opener travels around the rim by itself.
No sharp edges
It cuts the side seam, not the top, so the tin and the lid are both left smooth.
The lid lifts out
A built-in magnet holds the lid, so it never drops into the food.
Built to last
A stainless steel blade driven by metal gears, not a plastic drive.
Three jobs at once, down to none
A manual opener asks you to squeeze the handles, turn the key and keep the pressure on all the way round. This one asks for one press and a hand resting on top.
Nothing to fish out of the beans
When it stops, lift it off and the lid comes with it, held by the magnet. The edge it leaves is smooth on the tin and on the lid.
Easy to find, easy to put away
A black body with a red button, so you can see where to press at a glance. It is 17.5 × 7 × 5cm, about the weight of a full mug, with no cord.
In the box
The One-Touch Can Opener. Batteries are not included.
Size and power
17.5 × 7 × 5cm, about the weight of a full mug. Battery powered.
Trial and warranty
Thirty days to try it at home, plus a one-year manufacturer warranty.
Questions people ask first
Who is it for?
Anyone who finds a manual can opener hard to squeeze, twist and crank. It is an everyday kitchen tool, not a medical device.
Does it leave sharp edges?
No. It cuts the side seam rather than the top, so neither the tin nor the lid is left with an edge worth worrying about.
Does it need batteries?
Yes. It is battery powered and batteries are not included.
How do I use it?
Set it on the tin and press the red button. It travels around the rim on its own and stops when it is done. Lift it off and the lid comes with it.
Can I buy it with NDIS funding?
It sits well under the $1,500 low-cost assistive technology threshold, so self-managed and plan-managed participants can buy it today, with no quotes and no pre-approval. Ask us for an itemised invoice with our ABN and we will send one.
How long does delivery take?
It ships from Australia in 2 to 5 business days. Delivery is free on orders of $89 or more, and Express is free on orders of $199 or more.
What if it doesn't help?
Use it at home for thirty days. If it does not help, send it back and we will refund you.
Can I ask a question before I buy?
Yes. Email us and a person replies, usually the same day. Never a chatbot.
Still Able sells everyday household tools, not medical devices.