| Price | RM55.00 RM65.00 |
| Brand | ARK Therapeutic US |
| Availability | In Stock |
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- Combo! Comes in pack of 2 (As in picture)
- Perfect for both left and right-handed individual
- Also to promote proper finger positioning during writing & drawing tasks
- Developed by an occupational therapist (OT)
- Made in the USA
More Facts:
- To promote proper finger positioning during writing & drawing tasks
- Combo! Comes in set in 2 (As in picture)
- Perfect for both left and right-handed individual
- Specially designed to open up the web space
- Also to promote proper finger positioning during writing & drawing tasks
- Fingers grasp around and "hug" the grip
- Fingertips rest on the pencil just below the grip
- Developed by an occupational therapist (OT)
- Made in the USA!
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Invented by: |
Developed by an occupational therapist |
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Guaranteed: |
Medical Graded, NO lead, phthalates, PVC, BPA, or latex |
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What is in the sealed pack: |
Set of 2 butter grip |
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Compatibility: |
Can be used with standard pencils, crayons, & pens |
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Dimensions: |
approximately 1 inch in diameter |
Details:
Designed to promote proper finger positioning during writing & drawing tasks. At a diameter of 1 inch, this grip is recommended for children and young adults.
A proper grip not only encourages fine motor development, but it also improves handwriting legibility.
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| The round shape of the Butter Grip serves as a tactile cue for the fingers to grasp around |
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| A proper grip not only encourages fine motor development, but it also improves handwriting legibility |
What's in the pack?
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| 1 purple and 1 blue grip | Sealed packaging |
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| Set of lime green | Set of teal |
Invented by occupational therapist Tina M. Butterfield, MSOT, OTR/L and developed by ARK Therapeutic, the Butter Grip is specially designed to promote proper finger positioning during writing tasks. A proper grip not only encourages fine motor development, but it also improves handwriting legibility.
The round shape of the Butter Grip serves as a tactile cue for the fingers to grasp around. The fingers "hug" the grip, and the fingertips rest just below the grip on the pencil. In this position, the Butter Grip opens up the web space, provides support to the finger muscles, and can help decrease hyperextension.
1 set of Ark's butter grip