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With the holiday season, it can be tough to find a gift for a loved one. Fortunately, we’ve got you covered with gifts and more to satisfy and make your friends and family happy. Below we’ve listed some great gift items to give this holiday season:
CanDo® Massage Balls
Did someone say massage? Everyone likes a good massage and it is a great gift for people both young and old. Gift one of our CanDo® massage balls to someone and offer to give a few free massages free of charge. These handheld massage balls and rollers are used to help relieve muscle tension for all parts of the body. The “bumpy” textured surface also promotes sensory stimulation and is perfect for manual dexterity exercises. They come in all shapes and sizes to help massage the right areas, all you need is someone for you to use it on.
CanDo® TheraPutty®
Fun to play with for the kids and a great exercise material for adults, our CanDo® TheraPutty® is a great gift for just about everyone. Each color-coded putty has a different consistency ranging from xx-soft for strengthening the weakest grasp to extra-firm for developing a stronger grip. Use it as a hand exerciser to build better grip strength or use it to make fun decorative shapes.
Point Relief® LidoSpot™ patch
If you have a friend or family member who complains about being in pain or having some discomfort, then you might want to get them a Point Relief® LidoSpot™ pain reliving patch. The patch is large enough to fit areas, such as the thigh, and can also be cut to fit small, hard-to-fit areas. Each patch contains the highest permissible amount of lidocaine (4%) without a prescription and 1% menthol. The lidocaine within each patch prevents nerves from sending pain impulses to the brain, temporarily relieving pain and discomfort.
If you need to get a gift for someone but don’t know what to get, look no further than these products we offer and more!
To view our CanDo® Massage Ball, click here.
To view our CanDo® TheraPutty®, click here.
To view our Point Relief® LidoSpot™, click here.
Article written by William Graves.