DVK Rehabilitation Robot Hand Glove: Stroke recovery assistance
Kickstart your stroke recovery with the DVK Rehabilitation Robot Hand Glove—because who said getting back on track can't have a techy twist? This isn't just any glove; it's your personal rehab ally, blending cutting-edge tech with a design that actually feels good to wear. Whether you're a therapist with a toolkit or someone navigating the ups and downs of recovery, this glove's got your back (or, well, your hand).
Here's the lowdown: it's all about making rehab smoother. Imagine a glove that not only helps with stroke recovery but does so with an ergonomic fit that won't have you fidgeting. Plus, it's powered by a Lithium Polymer battery (because cords are so last decade) and comes in sizes S through XL, because one size fits all? Please. And yes, it's available for both left and right hands—because inclusivity matters, even in rehab tech.
DVK isn't just throwing gadgets at the problem; they're rethinking recovery, one innovative solution at a time. If you're ready to add a dash of technology to your rehab routine, this glove might just be your next best friend. 🚀 (No cape required, but hey, we won't judge if you wear one.)
- Robotic hand glove for rehab
- Ergonomic design
- Lithium Polymer battery included
- Available in multiple sizes
- Stroke recovery assistance
General specs
- Brand: DVK
- Seller: Amazon
- package_dimensions: 11.61 x 9.57 x 2.8 inches
- weight: 1.9 Pounds
- department: unisex-adult
- batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
- date_first_available: April 26, 2024
- First listed by seller: 4/4/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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| Price | $89.99 | $74.11 | $173.08 | $85.71 | $173.65 | $43.29 |
| Seller | Amazon | Joom | Gshopper | Joom | Gshopper | Joom |
| Update | June 27, 2025 | August 19, 2025 | July 25, 2024 | August 17, 2025 | July 25, 2024 | August 24, 2025 |
Rehabilitation Robot Hand Glove
Katherine H.
San Diego, CA
April 13, 2025
As a builder who's into home projects, I bought this as a gift for my dad after his stroke, hoping to add some tech to his recovery. The problem was his hand stiffness and lack of mobility, which was frustrating for him and us. This glove seemed like a cool solution—it's not just a basic aid; it actually guides his fingers through movements, and he says it feels like having a gentle helper. After using it for a couple of weeks, I've seen some improvement in his grip strength, and he's more motivated to do his exercises. It's not perfect—the battery could last longer, and I wish it had more customization, but overall, it's been a positive addition. The takeaway? It's a solid tool that blends innovation with practicality, making rehab a bit less daunting. I'd recommend it with some patience, and it's definitely better than nothing! 😊
- Pros: I can say for sure that this glove really helps with hand movement after my dad's stroke—it fits well and doesn't feel bulky, plus it's cordless so he can use it anywhere without hassle. The fact that it comes in different sizes and for either hand made it easy to find the right one, and it's designed in a way that feels supportive without being too medical.
- Cons: From what I feel, it might be a bit pricey for what it offers, and the battery life could be better—sometimes it runs out too quickly during longer sessions. Also, while it's comfortable, it's not something you'd forget you're wearing, which might be a bit distracting at times.