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FitMi, Hand Exercise & Therapy, Interactive Therapy 
FitMi Holder Strap Accessoryfavorites
- For Users who find it Difficult to Grip
- Fasten to Hand or Limb with Velcro
- Silicon Flexible Moulding
- Easy to Place FitMi Within
$49.50 incl. GST | $45.00 excl. GST
PRODUCT DETAILS
- For Users who find it Difficult to Grip
- Fasten to Hand or Limb with Velcro
- Silicon Flexible Moulding
- Easy to Place FitMi Within
This Velcro-fastening hand strap is useful for patients with severe hand spasticity that want to use FitMi.
By fastening the FitMi puck to your hand, you can access more exercises with FitMi and improve hand function with greater ease.
You can even use it to attach FitMi to your foot to accomplish leg exercises!
| Brand | Flint Rehab specialises in Stroke Exercise Equipment for Home & Clinic use. Official Australian Distributor for Flint Rehab. |
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