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Jan-Stix: Comfortable to Hold.

Easy to Use. Eat Like a Champ!

You will feel the magic the moment you touch Jan-Stix. Unlike conventional chopsticks, you will find Jan-Stix comfortable to hold, easy to use, and more effective at securing each tasty morsel. The oval handles fit comfortably into your hand. The inviting texture is like holding a fresh citrus fruit, yet Jan-Stix weigh less than three ounces. The pinch-proof hinge keeps the tips in perpetual alignment. Just a gentle squeeze of the handles embraces the desired morsel; relax and the spring-loaded stalks open for the next bite. Raised nubs on the inner tip surfaces hug the most slippery foods. The curved tips allow you to pluck morsels from above, or scoop up grains and small vegetables from the side. Jan-Stix are free-standing, so they fit comfortably on your table, and are easy to retrieve and put into use. The graceful curves enhance any décor and are equally pleasing to the eye, hand, and mouth. Jan-Stix are molded from an FDA-approved, dishwasher-safe rigid thermoplastic, and are assembled to strict quality control standards. And Jan-Stix are manufactured entirely in the USA. Jan-Stix are the first ergonomically designed chopsticks. Unlike conventional chopsticks, diners will master their use in seconds. Disposable chopsticks are prone to contamination, and have resulted in extensive global deforestation. But Jan-Stix are the sanitary, sustainable alternative. The versatility of Jan-Stix extends far beyond Asian cuisine. So we encourage you to “think outside the wok” as you explore our website.

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Jan-Stix are priced at $10 (plus shipping and handling). Shipping is free when you buy in quantities of four or more, and there are substantial discounts for bulk purchases. We offer a 60-day, full money-back guarantee if you are not completely satisfied. These links should answer any additional questions you might have: How would I know if Jan-Stix are right for me? Can you describe the design features of Jan-Stix? Aside from Asian cuisine, how can I use Jan-Stix? What do your customers say about Jan-Stix? What questions do your visitors ask most often? Do you have a product brochure? How can I contact you? How do I place my order? This 5-minute video explains how Jan-Stix are the natural extension of the way we have always eaten:

Sometimes Mother is the

Necessity of Invention

I developed Jan-Stix for my mother, Janice Marshall. After her stroke Jan had difficulty using a fork, and was restricted to a “finger food” diet. Jan-Stix allow Jan to enjoy many of her favorite foods, such as stews, salads, pasta, vegetables, rice, sliced fruit and berries. Jan was able to once again dine with dignity. The last time I made something for my mother it ended up on the refrigerator door--now it can help her eat what’s inside!

Reasons to Feel Good about Jan-Stix

Jan-Stix are made entirely in USA – American ingenuity triumphs again! Jan-Stix are molded and assembled in New Jersey, with hardware manufactured in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Jan-Stix are the hygienic alternative to disposable chopsticks. Are you concerned how sanitary those wooden restaurant chopsticks might be? Does that flimsy paper wrapper really guarantee hygienic protection? Dishwasher-safe Jan-Stix are made from FDA-approved polycarbonate and stainless steel. You can ensure the health of your loved ones with Jan-Stix. Jan-Stix are the sustainable alternative to disposable chopsticks. Every day over 400 million soiled chopsticks are discarded. And every day a hundred acres of woodland are cleared for their replenishment. Each reusable Jan-Stix can replace over 3,000 disposable wooden chopsticks—the equivalent of a 20-year-old aspen. Buy one; donate one. Our company has joined leading organizations such as TOMS and Warby Parker in a shared commitment to helping the disadvantaged. For every Jan-Stix sold we will donate another to organizations dedicated to aiding individuals who struggle with conventional eating utensils. Here is one such testimonial: “I am using them with mostly stroke patients, severe arthritis/RA (rheumatoid arthritis), cerebral palsy, partial amputations, and as a general rehab tool to help facilitate functional use of the hand.” - C. Y., Hand Therapist, Atlanta GA

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