Why I buy this one ?
- Perfect gift for a loved one with poor vision
- Offers less confusion, easier TV viewing
- Palm-sized with 6 large lighted buttons
- Size: 5.5" x 2.75" x 1"
- Weight: 5 oz (with batteries) - Requires 2 AA batteries (not included)

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What our customer's say!

"Just a great product", A must buy for older folks with memory loss! Two minutes max to setup. Works great on an anolog set with cable.
One suggestion..label the VOL + - as loud soft. For an 87 year old even the plus and minus signs are confusing.
Ed

"The Answer to a real problem.", I care for an elderly gentleman with Alzheimer's disease. He stopped watching television because of the difficulty dealing with the remote. I've tried other remotes but somehow he would erase it's settings. This remote isn't so easy to de-program. It's great. Thanks.

"Dad's new remote", We purchased this remote for my elderly father who lives in a nursing home. He has severe arthritis in both hands and the tv remote buttons were too small and close together and too confusing. Every time he tried to use the remote he wound up reprogramming it, he would get frustrated and just turn the tv off. This remote is lightweight, the buttons are large and easy to press even with his limited mobility, and the remote is a good size for his misshapen fingers. He is very happy with his new remote. We were impressed with how easy it was to program, yet not so easy that he can accidentally unprogram it! We highly recommend this remote for anyone with mobility or confusion issues.

"highly recommend", I would highly recommend this product! Bought it for my father who's in a nursing home with advanced Parkinson's.. he had trouble remembering which buttons to push on the remote that came with his TV so I searched & got this one.. was very easy to program & easy for him to see!

"Outstanding", Bought this for my Dad in a retirement home... works great, took seconds to set up and he cant screw it up!

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Excellent Remote", This remote control that I purchased for my mom works excellently. She has Macular Degeneration and can not see very well close up. I needed to find her a remote that was easy to use and not confusing for her. This remote has only 6 buttons that light up. It is easy to use and works so well. She is no longer discouraged when trying to enjoy her TV. This remote was everything that it was advertised to be.

"Great remote for people with memory loss or dementia", I bought this remote for my Grandmother who lives in a nursing home. She has Alzheimer's disease and dementia. Every time I would visit her I'd have to figure out how to reprogram her remote because she always finds that one button that clears the memory for the remote. I bought her this remote and she loves it, and better yet, can't un-program it. She says this is the best gift she's ever gotten and tells everyone who comes to see her. This is the best 20 bucks I've ever spent.

"Ideal", This remote is easy to program. Just put it in program mode (push two buttons together for a few seconds) then push one button repeatedly until the tv turns off. Then push another button to save the settings. It is simple to use and the writing is large and easy to see.

"fantastic idea", This is a fantastic product. In this day & age of "universal" remotes, I looked all over for an easy remote for my 90 year old mother to use. This one is just that. If you can believe this, she had a little trouble figuring it out, but being 90, I guess that is normal. The remote reminds me a little of remotes in hospital rooms, with the exception that it doesn't shut off at a certain point. If only she didn't have "15,000" channels to go through, she wouldn't have problems. That isn't the remote's fault though. The nursing home where she lives called to ask where I got this remote. They talked about getting 10 or 15 to have on hand for residents that had trouble with their own TV remotes.

"Not for Cable/Dish hookups", This is a very easy product to operate if you just have to work the tv, and don't have a cable box or satellite hookup. Hubby has brain cancer and has trouble using his hands, as well as trouble figuring out which buttons to push on the remote. This seemed like a great solution, but we had a satellite hookup and the remote doesn't work with them. Now have cable through the internet, still with a box, and the remote doesn't work with it either. I wish this company would come up with a similar remote that would work with our "cable box", because the simplicity and design of this remote are wonderful. And it was easy to set up to work the tv--directions on package.