CanDo
Hand Therapy Web Ring
Hand Therapy Web Ring
Product Description & Information:
The CanDo Web Hand Therapy Device is a versatile tool designed to rehabilitate and strengthen fingers, wrists, and forearms comfortably, aiding in preventing injuries from repetitive keyboard use, enhancing athletic performance, and optimizing musical instrument playing skills. Available in standard 14-inch and portable 7-inch sizes, the tear-resistant CanDo exercise web comes in both latex and latex-free styles. With six distinct color-coded resistance levels, users can modify resistance by hand position, finger insertion depth, or by switching to a different resistance web, offering even more versatility for users. Additionally, special multi-resistance webs provide two resistance levels in one device, ideal for on-the-go therapy sessions.
- Strengthen Hands, Wrists and Forearms - Whether you're rehabilitating an injury or looking to improve mobility, the CanDo Hand Exercise Web can help. Use to practice a range of flexion and extension exercises to strengthen hand muscles in no time.
- Use Anywhere – The CanDo Hand Exercise Web is lightweight and portable, which makes it ideal for both clinical and home use. Use it to conduct physical therapy exercises anywhere, including at work, at the gym and while traveling.
- Available in Two Sizes and Six Color-Coded Resistance Levels – Our hand exercise webs range from xx-light (tan) to x-heavy (black). Choose from two sizes: a standard 14" diameter and a smaller 7" diameter. Multi-resistance webs are sold in 14" only.
- Easy to Modify Resistance – Increase or decrease the resistance of our hand therapy webs by simply adjusting the position of your hand or the depth of your fingers in the cutout holes. Move on to a different color for a more notable difference.
- Latex-Free Benefits – Keep the focus on you or your patients’ recovery with our latex-free hand therapy webs. Using latex-free materials ensures that your facility, physicians, staff and patients are safe from the adverse effects of a latex allergy.