NEOFECT Extender Plus - Rehabilitation Glove for Spasticity After Stroke, Spinal Cord Injury, SHT for Flexion, Extension, Fine Motor Skills & Coordination (Small, Right)

First things first (I'm the realist... jk, sorry), I've recovered ~70% from a stroke and have low spasticity and decent function albeit medium-low control & sensation.Saebo glove, which is 299+tax coupled with a night brace is better if you are high spasticity and earlier on-mid in the stroke recovery process.This glove is better for those further down the recovery line.I have a smaller/medium size hand 5' 8" M, and Medium glove fits perfectly.It's great thst ou can adjust the straps/resistance and unlike Saebo, the tensioners don't keep breaking or snapping (by design, I imagine), so you don't have to keep reordering new sets of tensioners.I try to leave it on all day and it holds up fine, looks great, and is sturdy. Straps stick without popping off from resistance and there's 0 worry of breaking.At under 100, this is a glove I wish I pulled the trigger on earlier. Deserves better comprehensive reviews. Hopefully a discount or more advertisement will put this higher on search results and rehab center recommendations.Wishing you all well in your rehab/recovery, whatever you're dealing with that made you seek out this glove. 👊

It is way too hard for a stroke patient to put on. I really struggled getting it on and then it’s too big.

I bought size small for my aunt who recently just recovered from surgery for carpal tunnel. She is having trouble with her finger extension after she make a fist. She so happy with the product it fit perfectly and it helps her with extending her finger straight. Thank you.

I like the idea. But I wasn’t able to get my hand inside the glove. I have no movement in my left hand, so it kept buckling while I was trying to squeeze it into the fingertips

I believe this is a great glove for people with paralysis, or low to moderate spasticity. I could imagine if you had a contracture of high level of spasticity this isn't the glove for you. However, once you learn how to put it on correctly, it accomplishes what I'd expect it to accomplish. Personally I'm using it to keep my fingers stretched throughout the day, and I think it's helping me to use my left hand more often since my hand is in a better position so I could see it as a useful, motivating therapy tool, but it also is great if you just want assistance with ADL.