The Openers Duo
Save $35 against buying each piece on its own
Buy it as a set and save $184
$350 $534 save $184
That adds the board, the cutlery and the mat for $260 instead of $409.
Free delivery, and thirty days to send it back if it does not help.
Sits under the $1,500 NDIS low-cost assistive technology threshold, so self- and plan-managed participants can buy today.
Jars or tins — which one stops you first?
They are the two lids that hold up most kitchens: the jar that won't turn and the tin that needs squeezing, twisting and cranking all at once. Fix one and the other is still there waiting.
This set pairs the One-Touch Jar Opener with the One-Touch Can Opener. One sits on the lid and turns it loose on its own. The other travels around the tin by itself and leaves a smooth edge. Both run on batteries, both work with one hand, and neither asks you to twist, brace, or wait for someone to help.
Use both at home for thirty days. If they do not help, send them back and we will refund you. Each opener 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.
In the set: The One-Touch Jar Opener and The One-Touch Can Opener. Batteries not included.
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.
The Openers Duo pairs the One-Touch Jar Opener with the One-Touch Can Opener.
The jar opener sits on the lid and turns it loose on its own.
The can opener travels around the tin by itself and leaves a smooth edge.
Press a button, rest your hand, lift it off.
Less than buying the two separately, and delivery is free.
The jar that will not turn, and the tin that needs squeezing, twisting and cranking all at once. Fix one and the other is still there waiting.
The can opener cuts the side seam and lifts the lid out by magnet, so nothing drops into the food and nothing is left with a sharp edge.
Both run on batteries and both work with one hand. Neither asks you to twist, brace, or wait for someone to help.
In the set
The One-Touch Jar Opener and The One-Touch Can Opener. Batteries are not included.
Delivery
Free delivery. Ships from Australia in 2 to 5 business days.
Trial and warranty
Thirty days to try them at home. Each opener carries a one-year manufacturer warranty.
The One-Touch Jar Opener and The One-Touch Can Opener.
$35 against buying the two openers separately on this site.
Yes. Both are battery powered and batteries are not included. The jar opener takes 2 × AA.
Anyone who finds jar lids and tins hard to open. They are everyday kitchen tools, not medical devices.
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.
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.
Use it at home for thirty days. If it does not help, send it back and we will refund you.
Yes. Email us and a person replies, usually the same day. Never a chatbot.
Still Able sells everyday household tools, not medical devices.
Reviews
The Openers Duo is new to the store, so there are no reviews on it yet. We would rather show you an empty space than fill it with reviews we did not earn. If you buy it, tell us how it goes — good or otherwise — and it goes up here for the next person.
