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Weighted Bracelet

Weighted Bracelet

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Struggling with hand tremors from Parkinson’s or other conditions? Our weighted bracelets provide a discreet and comfortable way to help stabilize your movements. Unlike bulky exercise wrist weights, these adaptive aids are designed to be both functional and stylish, making everyday tasks like writing, drinking, and using your phone easier.

By adding gentle, targeted weight, these bracelets can naturally reduce shaking, offering better control without discomfort. Their sleek, wearable design ensures you get the support you need without sacrificing style. Experience the difference and regain confidence in your daily activities.

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Specifications

Name: Weighted Wristband
Color: Black
Material: foam/soft iron
Weight: 04kg / 14 oz/ .88 pounds
Size: 53cm/20.9in long

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Why we know this works!

Made with built in steel blocks each weighted bracelet adds .75 lb of weight to each wrist without the graininess felt when using ones filled with sand. They have a surface made of organic silica gel giving it a comfortable feel that also has a bit of slip resistance in it so they stay put. If the person can grab one hand with the other and get the tremors to calm down then likely adding a weight via these kinds of bracelets will help with steadying the hand to do things like writing and eating. The flexibility of these weighted bracelets means they can fit anyone and be positioned exactly the way that's best, specific to the person's needs. These weighted bracelets for tremors look good and serve a function which is why we love them!

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Need help deciding? Want to solve ALL the problems your person is having? Schedule a visit with one of these specialists!

  • Dr. Ryan Salmon, OTD, OTRL, ECHM, Occupational Therapist from Safe Accessible Home @ AskSAMIE

    Dr. Ryan Salmon

    Dr. Ryan Salmon OTD, OTR/L, ECHM

    Specialties

    Aging/Living in Place Consultation
  • Dr. Brandy Archie

    Dr. Brandy Archie

    Dr. Brandy Archie OTD, OTR/L, CLIPP

    Specialties

    Home Modifications Aging in Place Low Vision Chronic Care Management
  • Katie Tipton

    Katie Tipton

    Katie Tipton COTA

    Specialties

    Home Modifications Aging in Place Neuro Rehab Orthopedic Care Management
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