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SMALL BUTTON AID (MODEL SW3110)    

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Picture of SMALL BUTTON AID (MODEL SW3110) The Small Button Aid, model SW3110, is a buttonaid designed for use by individuals with fine motor or upper extremity disabilities. Designed for use with smaller buttons, this device consists of a straight handle attached to a wire loop. To button, the wire loop is slipped through the button hole to grab the button and the button is pulled back through the button hole. To pull the button through the hole, the user turns the buttoner 90 degrees up or down, with no need to twist the hand or arm. With practice, the unit can also be used for unbuttoning. DIMENSIONS: 7.75 inches long. WEIGHT: 1 ounce.

Notes: Shipping and handling charges are not included in the purchase price listed.

Price: 11.00.

This product record was updated on May 21, 2012.

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Manufacturer:

GripAdvantage, a division of Intercodev Rehab LLC

17 Woodbine Ave.
Stony Brook, New York 11790
United States
Telephone: 631-675-1460.
Fax: 631-675-6509.
Web: http://www.gripadvantage.com.
Email: info@gripadvantage.com.


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