Electric Jar Opener

Automatic jar opener opens jars of all sizes with the touch of a button. Perfect for anyone with hand weakness, arthritis, or carpal tunnel syndrome.

Product #: 2AQ433A

Details

Designed for simplicity
Single button press
Hands free
High-torque electric motor allows it to open jar lids of all sizes, including new sealed jars
Makes everyday tasks more manageable, giving them independence and confidence
Not suitable for use with plastic, irregular, or conical jars, and wiping the jar body before opening is recommended
Takes 2 AA batteries
Dimensions: 2.83" W X 4.33" H

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