Mobilis Rolyan Micro-Fresh Anti-Microbial Therapy Putty

It's vital that patients recovering from illness or injury can get the level of support and help they need to aid their rehabilitation. The Mobilis Rolyan Micro-Fresh Anti-Microbial Therapy Putty can be squeezed, stretched, twisted or pinched, making it ideal for a wide range of therapies. Using anti-microbial technology, the Micro-Fresh putty lasts longer than standard therapy putties.

Designed for Versatile Use

Suitable for squeezing, stretching, twisting and pinching, the putty is ideal for use during physical therapy for hands and feet. This enables therapists to give their patients exercises which match their needs for more tailored care.

Non-Toxic and Non-Oily

Designed for comfortable use, the putty is non-toxic. non-oily and bleedproof. It won't fragment, separate or stick to skin, enabling patients to continually and repeatedly use the putty comfortably to develop strength. It's even latex-free, ensuring that patients with latex allergies can easily and comfortably use the putty without risk of reaction.

Micro-Fresh Anti-Microbial Technology

With the addition of an anti-bacterial agent called Ultra-Fresh, Micro-Fresh Anti-Microbial Therapy Putty will last longer than standard putty and provide odour protection. The incorporation of this anti-microbial agent enables the Micro-Fresh Therapy Putty to resist the growth of destructive and odour causing microbes. Ultra-Fresh is an EPA-registered anti-bacterial and anti-fungal agent.

Five Different Resistances

The therapeutic putty is available in five different colours to reflect established standards in resistive exercise, and progress in resistance from 'super soft' tan to 'extra firm' grey. What's more, clinicians can combine any of the therapy putty's colours to create custom resistance to meet individual needs. Use the table below to see the different colours and their corresponding resistances:

Please note: contact between the Mobilis Rolyan Micro-Fresh Anti-Microbial Therapy Putty and materials such as paper and fabric should be avoided.