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This product contains natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions.
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For health reasons we are unable to accept returns or exchanges of hygiene products.
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This item is considered dimensionally oversized parcel or requires truck delivery. Additional shipping charges will be calculated at time of order.
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This item is classified as hazardous materials. Can ship ground only - restricted from air. Additional shipping surcharge will be added at time of order.
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This product has a Bariatric rating.
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If you have any questions please contact customer support at: 1.800.323.5547 or Email at:
customersupport@performancehealth.com
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- Measures DIP range of motion in small joints
- 2° increment scale
- Readings range from 30° of hyperextension to 120° of flexion
- Latex-free
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Cumene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to 
Jamar - The Gold Standard
Jamar has been the gold standard in hand and grip strength evaluation for over 40 years. Trusted by physical therapists, occupational therapists and certified hand therapists, Jamar comes from the original Sammons Preston family of products.
Manual Goniometer
The Jamar Finger/Toe Goniometer is a manual goniometer designed to measure range of motion and dexterity in small joints. The simple design enables easy patient measurements. Use to measure range of motion, movement improvements, and dysfunction in patients.
Ideal for Small Joints
The long arm of the of the goniometer, at 3 ¾” clears the wrist for accurate placement. The short .75” arm allows measurement of the DIP range of motion. Readings range from 30° of hyperextension to 120° of flexion with +/- 2° accuracy. The tight-fitting hinge enables the therapist to read the goniometer after it’s been removed from the finger.
| Brand | Jamar |
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- Measures DIP range of motion in small joints
- 2° increment scale
- Readings range from 30° of hyperextension to 120° of flexion
- Latex-free
