Description
Rolyan Therapeutic Exercise Putty is used by therapists in clinics and by people at home for hand and finger exercises. Squeezing, stretching and pinching the putty works against resistance to help build strength, grip and dexterity.
Who uses therapy putty?
- People doing hand rehabilitation exercises set by their occupational therapist, physiotherapist or hand therapist
- People who want to keep up hand strength and fine motor skills
- Therapists running hand exercise programs
Features
- Provides resistance when squeezed or stretched to work the hand and finger muscles
- Pliable and easy to shape for a wide range of exercises
- Non-toxic and leaves no residue
- Reusable. Keeps its consistency and resistance over time.
Resistance guide
| Colour | Resistance |
|---|---|
| Tan | Extra soft |
| Yellow | Soft |
| Red | Medium soft |
| Green | Medium |
| Blue | Firm |
| Grey | Extra firm |
Start with a softer putty and move up as your hand gets stronger. Your therapist can tell you which resistance and exercises suit you.
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Many low-cost items like this may be bought with NDIS funding for low-cost assistive technology, or privately. Learn how to pay online with the NDIS.
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