Garlic press with minimum force required What type of a grarlic press would require the minimum amout of force to operate? (for people with hand problems)

Would this one where the pressing part is pivoted require less force than one with a fixed pressing part?

Any other designs which requires less force?

(one could extend the handles attaching something to them to get more leverage obviously)
Not really an answer to your question, but a possible alternative - why not frozen garlic? 

I use a lot of fresh, but there are 2 different sorts of frozen I use too - one is Indian in origin &amp; comes as a bag of 'cubes' of frozen paste. It loses some of the punch of fresh, but you can simply add more if required.
UK pricing maybe £1.10 for 500g. 

The other type is 'european' &amp; is finely chopped &amp; loose in a bag. This is more expensive but still retains the full flavour &amp; aroma.
It doesn't cook down quite as well as the cubes. Even though the aroma is better for a short cook, if I'm doing a long cook where the garlic should 'vanish' I will use the cube-paste instead.
UK pricing closer to £1.50 for 100g.

Either is close enough that no-one could tell once it's cooked into a dish.
Effort required == zero in both cases.

I found a fairly random supermarket link with both alternatives - Tesco UK

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Both of these are significantly closer to fresh than anything you can buy in a jar.