Fabrication Enterprises CanDo Graded Pinch Finger Exerciser, Replacement Pinch Pins, Set of 10, Green (Medium)

CanDo Graded Pinch Finger Exerciser, Replacement Pinch Pins, Set of 10, Green (Medium)

CanDo graded pinch finger exerciser replacement pinch pins help users continue hand and finger exercise with the CanDo complete set. They are a practical choice for rehabilitation and dexterity work in physical therapy centers, clinics, hospitals, sports facilities, and retirement homes. This pack includes 10 green pinch pins with medium resistance for moderate hand rehabilitation exercises.

Good Fit For

• Physical therapy centers
• Clinics and hospitals
• Sports facilities
• Retirement homes

Key Features

• Replacement pinch pins for the CanDo Graded Pinch Finger Exerciser complete set
• Medium resistance level supports moderate hand rehabilitation exercises
• Green color makes the resistance level easy to identify during therapy routines
• Helps build hand and finger strength during exercise programs
• Used to improve dexterity, grip strength, and fine motor coordination
• Set of 10 works well for multi-user settings or restocking therapy supplies

Applications and Usage

• Replacing missing or worn pinch pins in a CanDo complete set
• Hand rehabilitation exercise programs after hand injuries
• Dexterity and fine motor coordination exercises
• Grip and finger strength work in therapy settings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: Set of 10.
• These are replacement pinch pins, so buyers should confirm they need pins rather than a complete set.
• This green version is the medium resistance option.
• Pack size is 10, which may suit shared therapy spaces or replenishment needs.

FAQ

• Are these replacement pieces or a full exerciser set? These are replacement pinch pins for the CanDo Graded Pinch Finger Exerciser complete set, not a full starter set.
• What resistance level is this version? This set includes green pinch pins with medium resistance.
• How many pinch pins come in one pack? One pack includes 10 replacement pinch pins.
• What kinds of exercises are these used for? These pinch pins are used to help improve hand and finger strength, dexterity, grip strength, and fine motor coordination.
• Where are these pinch pins commonly used? They are used in settings such as physical therapy centers, clinics, hospitals, sports facilities, and retirement homes.

From CanDo by Fabrication Enterprises.