Rehabilitation Glove

My wife took care of her elderly parents for many years, and this rehabilitation robot glove naturally caught our eye. It is a fascinating and effective piece of technology. The robotic glove works exactly like it's supposed to. We think it's cool that you can shut off the air valve to individual fingers, allowing you to exercise which fingers you want, and can even allow for a "rest period" for more painful fingers while the others continue to be exercised. Though neither of her parents had a stroke, both had issues with arthritis, and this glove helps keep stiff fingers limber and therefore helps decrease pain. We are pleased with the results from this glove, and we are glad to have it as part of our home medical equipment.

My father in law is always hesitant to trying new things and his beginning stage Parkinson's has been a challenge this is a good way to keep his joints mobile and extend the deterioration. The fact that it looks like a future gadget makes him show some interest in trying instead of the usual flat out NO.

I just love this right hand model that is easy slip.on and use right out of the box. The control panel is simple with a large display that I visually appreciate. Since my right hand is worse than the left, the mirror mode is wonderful and it's weird how it works but it's pretty cool. I move the better hand and the glove makes the movements on the right. So I can either do a one press session or training by mimicking easily without having to program a device. The glove and the mirror glove are worth having because I'm trying to tighten the tendons and ligaments while building up strength. I can get workout results better than squeezing tools that miss the muscles in the palm.