Therapeutic Putty - 3 Pack Kit different densities

Progress at your own pace: resistance should be selected according to individual ability and the exercise being performed. Where therapeutic putty forms part of rehabilitation following injury or surgery, follow the resistance and exercise programme recommended by your healthcare professional.

Therapeutic putty creates resistance as it is squeezed, stretched, pinched, rolled or manipulated. Working against this resistance engages muscles involved in hand, finger, wrist and forearm movement.

The three-resistance kit allows exercises to be adapted as strength develops. Begin with an appropriate resistance and progress to a firmer putty when exercises can be completed comfortably and with good control.

The putty can be shaped in numerous ways, allowing different movements to target grip, pinch strength, individual finger movements, dexterity and coordination.

The mouldable nature of therapeutic putty allows a wide variety of hand exercises to be performed using a single product.

The putty can be squeezed, pinched, stretched, rolled, twisted and pulled, enabling exercises to focus on different movements and muscle groups within the hand and forearm.

Having three resistance levels in one kit also makes it easier to adapt the difficulty of exercises over time without needing to purchase a different product at each stage.

1. Select the resistance appropriate for your exercise programme.
2. Remove the required amount of putty from its container.
3. Shape the putty as required for the exercise being performed.
4. Squeeze, pinch, roll, stretch or manipulate the putty using controlled movements.
5. Complete the number of repetitions recommended for your exercise programme.
6. Exercises should feel controlled and challenging without causing sharp or increasing pain.
7. Progress to greater resistance only when the current exercises can be performed comfortably and with good control.
8. Return the putty to its correct container immediately after use and close securely.

Important: exercises following hand injury, surgery or immobilisation should be performed in accordance with advice from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

• Use with clean, dry hands.
• Keep the putty away from dirt, fibres, hair and other debris.
• Return each putty to its designated container after use.
• Ensure container lids are securely closed when not in use.
• Store in a clean, dry environment away from excessive heat.
• Do not use putty that has become contaminated or significantly deteriorated.

• Therapeutic putty is intended for exercise use and must not be eaten.
• Keep away from the mouth, eyes and other sensitive areas.
• Use the resistance appropriate to the individual's ability and exercise programme.
• Do not progress to a firmer resistance if exercises cannot be completed comfortably with the current level.
• Stop use if exercise causes sharp pain, increasing pain, significant swelling, numbness or other unexpected symptoms.
• Following surgery, fracture, significant injury or immobilisation, use as directed by an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
• Children should use therapeutic putty under appropriate adult supervision.
• Inspect the putty before use and discontinue use if significantly contaminated or deteriorated.
• This product is not a substitute for professional assessment of persistent or unexplained hand, wrist or forearm symptoms.