Products Our Therapists Recommend
Your therapist tells you to use a band at home, or a roller, or a splint for the hours you are not in the clinic. Then you open a shopping app, find a wall of near-identical options, and guess. Our storefront exists to take the guessing out of it. It is a curated list of the items our physical and occupational therapy clinicians actually reach for in the clinic, grouped into the three categories below.
Three categories, grouped the way we treat.
Physical therapy
Toe separators, massage creams, stretching straps and heel lifts, resistance bands in several strengths, an SI belt and hip circles, a physioball and ankle weights, foam rollers and half rolls, trigger point canes and massage balls, squat wedges, single point canes and a foam balance pad.
Occupational therapy
Thumb, wrist, finger and trigger finger splints, theraputty and hand grippers, pencil grips and foam tube grips, silicone scar tape and massage cups, cohesive bandages, jar openers, and a paraffin wax bath. The tools that keep a hand programme going between sessions.
Lymphedema
Compression donning gloves and dressing aids, stocking threaders, silicone scar sheeting, and the healing ointments and lotions we suggest for skin that has to tolerate compression garments every day.
Physical Therapy picks.
Toe Separators
SpaMaster Massage Cream
Stretching Strap
Heel Lift
Red Super Band
Green Super Band
Black Super Band
SI Belt
Hip Circles
Physioball
Rocktape
Ankle Weights
Foam Roller
Trigger Point Cane
Theracane
Massage Ball
Squat Wedges
Single Point Cane
Occupational Therapy picks.
Finger LMB Splint
Theraputty
Oval 8 splints
Hand gripper with rubber bands
Trigger Finger Splint
Thumb Spica Splint
Wrist Brace
Silicone Scar tape
Silicone Massage Cups
Cohesive Bandages Rolls
Pencil Grips
Foam Tube Grips
Rubberballs
Lymphedema picks.
Point Relief Mini Massage
JOMI Compression Donning Gloves
Sigvaris Latex Free Donning Gloves
Mediven Individual Super Grip Gloves
Juzo Compression Stocking Dressing Aid
Aquaphor Healing Ointment
Slim- Slide Threaders for Stockings
AmLactin Intensive Healing Body Lotion
Eucerin Advanced Repair Body Lotion
NewGel Advanced Silicone Scar Treatment Sheeting
Silicone Scar Sheets for Breast
Juzo Easy Pad, Compression Hose Donning Aid
Ask your therapist first.
None of this replaces your plan of care. A band that is too heavy, or a splint held in the wrong position, can set you back. The list works best when the item matches what you were actually shown in the clinic, so ask your therapist which of these belongs in your home programme and they will share the current list with you at your visit.
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