Assistive products to assist or replace arm function, hand function, finger function or combination of these functions

Sixth Digit 2

Pointing device that can be placed on fingers and facilitate the operation of touchscreens by people with reduced strength or control of their hands.

Key Adaptor

This can be used by users who find it difficult to hold the key and turn it around.
Space for 3 keys with a hole of at least Ø 4 mm.
Cleaning: hand wash at 30 C.

Etac Uni turner

Etac Uni turner makes small, day-to-day tasks easier, such as opening and turning small knobs and handles. It has an ergonomically and comfortable handle which facilitates to press sufficiently towards the knob before turning. The red hexagonal pegs ensure a good grip around the knob. Weight 84 g.

Pouring stand for kettle and jug

Ergonomic kettle holder that makes it easy to pour hot water without lifting the kettle. Suitable for people with weak grip, arthritis, or tremors. Fits standard electric kettles and jugs, providing stability and control when pouring into a cup or a jug.

Armrest to RolleMouse Red

Pura - mechanical arm support

The Pura is a fully mechanical arm support. It has a unique mechanism that compensates the weight of the users arm. Thereby the arm feels weightless. People with limited strength can then use the strength they have got left to lift their arm again. The weight compensation is stepless adjusted through the controls.

Armon Ayura Arm Support

The Armon Ayura is an electronically controlled (24V) mechanical arm support that increases upper limb mobility,. The Ayura compensates the weight of the arm so the user can make all movements possible using the strength he/shes got left. Its possible to also compensate the weight of an object and overcompensate to lift the arm above the head.

GRIPOFIX - one hand attachment system

RollerMouse Universal Armrest

Fruit Handle

Fruit Handle is ergonomically designed to be easy to hold for the small childrens hands. The child is motivated to take the food himself and put it in his mouth, on his own, and also learn to thicken and munch on the solid food and not just the juice from the food. In this way, the transition from liquid diet to solid food became easy.