Will this work on a "pinky" finger?
162454
I put it on my pinky to check it out. Seems like it would work for me if my pinky finger was the problem. My pinky is small, however if any smaller I would need to cut off a piece of the 'ring' part and velcro strip so it would hold tightly. I think it will work.
1220254
Yes. Difficult to install but worth it, much better grip. Gap at pinky needs buffing with grit paper to remove sharp edge--easy fix.
1834123
It would not work for the index, there is to much rubber material that it would be an uncomfortable fit between the index and the middle finger. It may even hold the index finger in an awkward position making it cramp. I would not try it for that finger.
1486897
No, it doesnt work with the finger expand! You must tap twice to zoom in ,and twice again to zoom back out
397797
I only used it on the one size acrylic 'magic stretch gloves' (no liner) i believe it needs the heat of your finger to work so i'm not sure if a lined glove will trigger it. sorry
1184805
Yes I think so. It's design is geared to be used by both hands and it can be adjusted higher as the hand becomes stronger. You can also individually adjust for each finger. My doctor had recommended it to me because he uses it for himself. Hope that gives you the info you need.
1437984
Not trying to be funny. But it can be used on anyone that has a pulse. The opening will fit all finger sizes.
469029
Hello, It might be screwed in a bit tight for just fingertip pressure, but take a tool like pliers or needle nose, and it will come undone with just a little force applied.
1148451
No, but the neck is small enough that, in most cases, it should be easy to fit the fingers of one hand around it. I have small hands and have no trouble using it.
124311
This is actually designed to work just the four fingers. However, I can use it to work my thumb by holding in flat in the palm of one hand working the exerciser with the thumb of the other hand. I've also done this by placing the exerciser flat on the edge of my desk and working my thumb that way. You have to be a little creative, but it can be done. You just need to know that the exerciser is not designed for the thumb.
1895829
Although I didn't use the one I bought for my thumb, I don't see why it wouldn't work.
172347
Yes, just adjust the band to fit your finger. Slide it to your palm side when not needed or to use it with slap motion. I haven't used it in action, fortunately, but it can deliver sting pain that will last for few seconds.
1574457
It would depend on how large the hand puppet is but probably not. It is really made for finger puppets.
439202
No, just press it gently with your finger and thumb. It's really not that big.
1834125
I don't think so. It is designed to fit on the thumb. I am sure that there is something else out there for index fingers, but this one would not work.
1700702
Hi Thomas C. So sorry for the late reply! Cleaning up a few missed messages today. The answer to the question in layman's terms is, taking the place of your finger. A capacitive or "touch screen tablet or phone will work with your finger or any other 'capacitive' stylus. If you have further questions, just let me know here:
544064
It should, as that's the idea of the design. You may need to work the liner well into the finger as it is a bit bulky - that helps with the cold protection.