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Recommending the right rehab products is what our sales reps do best. With firsthand experience in clinics and deep product knowledge, they know which solutions consistently deliver results for patients and therapists alike.
In this article, we’ve gathered top product picks straight from our sales team, highlighting tried-and-true tools they confidently recommend to clinical professionals every day. From custom foot orthotics to portable parallel bars and red light therapy wraps, discover practical favorites that can elevate care and boost clinic efficiency.
Portable Parallel Bars
First up is a product for hospital settings; our reps often recommend the Portable Parallel Bars. These are to be used in a patient’s room in Acute Rehab, ICU, CCU and LTAC.
One rep appreciates how these bars “fold up for easy transport between patient rooms with a huge weight capacity of 600 LBS!” He continues, “if your patient cannot make it to the rehab gym, bring the rehab and gait training to them!”
Fringe Red Light Therapy Wraps
For pain relief, a common go to is the Fringe Red Light Therapy Wraps.
A sales rep says, “my favorite offering is the Multi Joint Wrap. This wrap has a vibration setting that feels fantastic and certainly helps with pain better than ice or a topical like Biofreeze. Another great product for Private Practice as a revenue generator.”
KT Tape Pro
For the last recommendation, we offer KT Tape Pro Ice Precuts 10" 20/Roll, Black/Cool Aqua.
“Not just another kinesiology tape,” says a rep, “this tape is embedded with menthol like Biofreeze and feels amazing on the body! I handed out a sample to a therapist recently and she was very impressed! She could not believe the way it helped her pain and helped her recover much quicker than regular kinesiology tape. Some of the techniques of kinesiology taping suggest putting on a topical first, to help with pain and to help with stick. No need with the KT Tape Ice – it’s all in one and stays on for days!”
SISSEL Sport Swing Plus
The next product recommended is the Sissel Sport Swing Plus.
According to the rep, “it’s less expensive and more versatile than many options on the market like the BodyBlade. The Sport Swing Plus is a great core workout and with the grip, a much better option. Great for rehabbing a shoulder as well!”
SISSEL Balance Fit Pad
Another highly recommended Sissel product is the Sissel BalanceFit Pad – a better alternative to the Airex product.
A rep says, “it’s more durable, slip control on most surfaces, and does not look so grungy and cracked like the Airex options. Less expensive than the Elite from Airex as well! I suggest the black marble version, as it hides the dirt much better.”
Vasyli Custom Foot Orthotics
For the last recommendation, we offer Vasyli Line of Custom Foot Orthotics including the Dananberg, McPoil, LCD (Low-Cost Diabetic) are heat moldable to get that custom shape that most benefits the patient.
According to a rep, “the Vasyli line can be used for patients of any age, from pediatric to athletic to veterans and geriatric populations. They are about 10-15% of the price of an orthotic coming from an Orthotic Lab and offer the same benefits. The process takes less than 10 minutes in clinic after an evaluation. Patients will typically return 2 to 3 times a year for a new pair. These orthotics also have postings and heel lifts for more severe cases.”
Recap
These sales rep-recommended products stand out for their clinical effectiveness, ease of use, and value. Whether you're equipping a private practice, hospital setting, or rehab facility, these trusted tools can help enhance patient outcomes and streamline care. Reach out to your sales rep to learn more or to request a demo.
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