Therapy Putty

Features

• HAND AND GRIP STRENGTHENING

  Great for rehabilitation, physical and occupational therapy

• ENGAGE EVERY HAND MUSCLE

  Squeeze, pinch, twist and stretch to improve coordination of fine motor skills

• FOUR COLOR-CODED RESISTANCE LEVELS

  Allows for progressive therapy and strengthening

• THREE OUNCE CONTAINERS

  Each container holds a generous three ounces of therapy putty

• DURABLE COMPOSITION

  Designed for extensive use without drying out, graining or seeping

• NON TOXIC AND ODORLESS

  Safe, odorless putty leaves no sticky residue behind

Uses:

• Increasing dexterity and grip strength
• Improving fine motor skills
• Rehabilitation following injury or surgery
• Physical and occupational therapy

Materials:

• Non-toxic silicone

Size:

• 3 ounces eac

Does the putty have a scent?

No, the therapy putty is odorless.

Will the putty dry out your skin?

No, the putty does not pull moisture from your skin or leave a sticky residue behind.

If I keep it in the container will that prevent it from drying out?

Yes! The putty will not dry out if safely stored in the properly sealed containers after each use

Do you have hand exercises you suggest to use with the putty?

Yes, the putty includes a booklet with suggested hand strengthening exercises. Below are a few examples.

Power Squeeze:

Make a ball with putty. With putty in your palm, squeeze and flatten putty with all four fingers to improve grip strength.

Finger Extension:

Make a loop of putty over a bent finger. Straighten the finger against the putty to stretch it to improve finger strength.

Finger Spread:

Form a flat disc with the putty and lightly press on top of pinched fingers and thumb. Slowly spread fingers and thumb out, stretching the putty disc to strengthen fingers.

Does the putty contain latex or gluten?

No, the putty is made with an odorless silicone that is latex and gluten-free.

Is the therapy putty better to use than an exercise ball for arthritis?

We recommend using both! Therapy putty allows for more motion, including pinching, twisting and stretching, which improves fine motor skills and overall hand strength. A hand therapy exercise ball strengthens your grip while relieving stiffness by increasing circulation through the hand and forearm.