ANTI-SPASTICITY BALL HAND SPLINT

• ANTISPASTICITY HAND SPLINT- This ball fits comfortably in your hand to help reduce hand contractions and spasms while maintaining the comfort and safety of your hand and fingers; After a stroke, or when dealing with any other number of physical issues, a hand contracting can cause pain and long term issues
• RESTING HAND SPLINT- This splint is a cheap, fun alternative to bulkier more expensive splitns designed for resting a spastic or contracting hand; This ball provides something to grip, which means maintaining strength while protecting from repetiive motion or over exertion injuries

WIDE TOILET FRAME

The Harrier Toilet Frame is a stable, easy-to-use support that fits around all conventional toilet designs. The metal bar connecting the two sides is set very low down so it will fit under almost any toilet bowl and it has no bars or supports across the rear, so it affords better access by the carer. The sturdy frame supports two moulded armrests that add comfort and security when the frame is in use whilst the slip-resistant ferrules prevent sideways movements and increase stability and security. Furthermore, the Harrier Toilet Frame is fully height adjustable to best suit the user’s needs making it a tremendously versatile support.

CONTOURED L.S. LUMBAR SUPPORT

Lumbar Corset provides the patient ideal support and immobilization on one hand and excellent aesthetics and comfort on the other. It assures total care and comfort during chronic low back pain.
• Comes in attractive black colour- Combines aesthetics with quality
• Made of fully elastic material for maximum compression
• Four anatomically contoured posterior bars give ideal spine support
• The two additional straps on both sides provide enhanced compression and proper fit
Indications
• Ideal for chronic low back pain, stain, osteoporotic pain and disc diseases

If you’ve landed here I’m assuming that unfortunately you’re probably are suffering from tennis elbow and looking for a good quality elbow brace to help alleviate your pain. Although it’s commonly called “tennis elbow”, people that play all different sports (including other racket sports like racquetball, squash and pickleball – as well as golf and other sports) have to deal with chronic elbow pain.