Dynatomy - VGU - Varigrip Uno-Thumb/Finger Exerciser.

In the battle against gamers thumb VariGrip UNO is the only thumb/finger exerciser featuring patented variable resistance technology. This provides customized resistance for both flexion and extension of the thumb or any individual finger, which improves strength, endurance, circulation and range of motion more effectively. The patent-pending design is ideal for rehab/therapy, as well as for improved range of motion for gaming, texting, office/mouse finger pain, and the general health of fingers and/thumbs.

• The only thumb/finger exerciser that provides exercises for both flexion and extension
• Adjustable resistance (from extra-light thru extra-heavy), provides customized resistance for thumb and/or finger conditioning
• Ergonomically designed for easy grip, extra comfort, and includes stabilization points to prevent shifting when in use
• Improve strength, endurance, circulation, dexterity and range of motion more effectively
• Resistance can be gradually progressed based on your needs
• Visual, documentable notches allow therapists to better track progress
• Comes with interchangeable, color-coded springs (Red for extra-light thru medium resistances, Green for medium thru extra-heavier resistances)
• Provides a full range of options to improve and maximize gamers thumb or finger functionality. Also includes extra extension band

VariGrip Uno - Adjustable Resistance Thumb/Finger Exerciser, for both Flexion and Extension The only thumb/individual finger exerciser with adjustable resistance for both flexion and extension, and an ergonomic design with stabilization points for extra support. Patent-pending design allows you to gradually adjust resistance (from X-Light thru Heavy), as well as track progression based on your individual needs, improving strength, dexterity, endurance, and range of motion. Extra-wide, ergonomic design is easier to hold for those with weak/poor grip, and stabilization points provide extra support and prevent slippage. Visual notches located by the adjustment dial allow therapists to better create baseline and track patient progress.