Rolyan Ergonomic Hand Exerciser, Squeeze Tool, 4 Pairs Rubber Bands, Blue

This has been very helpful in my recovery. I highly recommend.

Just as described. Useful for rehab therapy. The bands broke after using them. So to replace them i used regular rubber bands. Same effect.

Great item to improve hand strength. One band broke as Occupational Therapist set it up for me.

I am recovering from six hand surgertes. Three completed on each hand at the same time. Three were done in November of 2019 and three in May of 2020. Four of the six were very major (relocating both thumbs, removing five small bones from the left hand, and putting in an artifical wrist on the right hand). Two were somewhat minnor - carpual tunnel sugeries. My therapy is on going and this product was purchased to allow me to work at home between my two days aweek with my therapist. This product is perfect for me. It allows for progessive strenghting with a low cost and reasonable quality.

I had extensive spine surgery that greatly affected my grip strength. This device was purchased and was waiting for me at home, to help me regain hand strength, after a 68 day stint in the hospital. I used this device for almost a month. My hands are weak to the point I needed to start with the 5lb bands. Within a month both 5lb bands have broken. I'm not ready to graduate to the 10lb bands. So, I'm stuck for now. Great design, and very effective, up to the point of broken bands. What about the stronger bands? Better quality bands are needed.

This was a second purchase of this item. I used one to rehab from bilateral hand injuries and found it perfect. The bands make it possible to increase resistance as your hands get stronger so it can be used long term. I bought this second one for a family member who was left with residual weakness after a stroke. Definitely one of the more useful pieces of exercise equipment I have purchased, well made and reasonably priced

Works great. The therapist set it up and showed me how to use it. This is one of her favorite tools for hand and or forearm injury, It helps me get my strength back in my hand and forearm.

My wife's occupational therapist showed us this gadget in her therapy session. we purchased one for home use so wife could continue building her hand strength (she has some apraxia in her right arm, which causes jerks by the arm). She uses two yellow rubber bands for total of 10# resistance, and does 2 sets of 50 reps for each hand. You can put on different rubber bands to reach resistance levels from 5# to 50#. Be sure to note the "index" printing on the exerciser, as this is the side your index finger should be on. Good luck!