CanDo Theraputty Plus Hand Exercise Putty for Rehabilitation, Exercises, Hand Therapy, Hand Strengthening, Stress Relief - Red 4 oz Soft

It is extremely sticky. Will stick to plastic and clothing. You have to use rubbing alcohol to remove the putty from the product.Really good for OT.

Accidentally got the wrong “strength” I guess you’d say but my daughter uses this in therapy and loves it. She has CIDP and it’s helps a lot with her fine moter skills in her hands. Huge improvements.

My go to therapy tool! My kiddos love it!

Served its purpose, but after a month of use, it got very sticky. Great for making “silly putty” pops though.

I fractured my wrist in April and it is healing nicely, but I am in therapy for the ligaments, which are taking way longer to heal. My therapist suggested i get the putty to work on at home. I chose this one as it was more cost effective than the larger ones. When I got it, it looked too small, but once I started to use it, it was the perfect size.

You know I feel that the red therapeutic putty it feels as firm as the blue therapeutic putty!! Which is a double A Plus for me because I really don't like the extra soft putty,, and I like the colors red anyway including the blue.It's just the red feels the same as the blue, a teeny bit softer than the blue but it's still firm.So that's a better price for me almost the same price as the blue putty.,If I may make a suggestion though please,I would suggest possibly redoing the labeling the firm parts of it a little bit better because I'm not sure about black because I never had it before, but the red and the blue are both firm so it's possible that maybe the tan and the yellow are softer than the red and the blue but then I don't know because I didn't try all of them yet.The colors are very awesome and bright I love the colors! 🙂 Also if I can make make another suggestion,,,, can you make white therapeutic putty as well? Why? Because white goes with everything just like black goes with everything... 😂.Love you guys and gals keep up the good work!!!!

The primary use for TheraPutty appears to involve physical therapy. However, it’s a great tool for grip training. I like HeavyGrips, heavy rubber balls, and tennis balls. However, TheraPutty allows you to check whether you’re using your full grip equally and offers flexibility in exercises, down to individual digits and thumbs. For instance, you can’t train your extensors with a gripper. It’s either squeeze and hold for duration or squeeze and release in repetitions.With the putty, you can push your fingers in and extend or work your thumbs as hooks. You can do the rehabilitative loops for flexors and extensors, squeeze until your fingers touch your palm, and even use it for resistance for fist formations such as the Phoenix eye fist (extend first knuckle like you’re pressing an elevator button) or the leopard’s paw.After a few weeks of constant use, I now can close the elusive larger grippers (250 lbs.) a few times. It’s also great to strengthen hands and wrists for things like hitting a heavy bag or lifting large skillets or yard work. Probably good for golf or baseball. I can’t think of a sport or martial art that doesn’t benefit from better grip strength: Judo, boxing or badminton. Automation also has contributed to relative declines in grip strength, which leads to poor gripping for work or sport and can contribute to injuries.The convenience of the 4 oz. package and the exercises makes this an add-on activity. If you’re not rehabilitating, and possibly if you are, you can use it on walks, while watching television, while on the phone, or while watching your kids’ sporting events.

This stuff is amazing, but I genuinely had no idea what I was buying - I just bought the stuff the pretty lady in the YouTube tutorial told me to buy THE CONTAINER NEEDS AN IDIOT-STICKER TO ALERT PEOPLE NOT TO THROW IT AWAY!!!!!!Seriously. Don't leave this stuff laying around - ESPECIALLY not on wood!!!!!! It literally flattens out and takes the form of whatever it's on.