The Syrebo C12 (model SY-HRC12) is a pneumatic robotic hand rehabilitation glove for repeated hand and finger training at home. It combines assisted finger movement with mirror, pinch, extension, fine-motor and functional exercises. The current product is available in adult sizes S–XL and in...
✓ 30-Day Return|✓ Free Shipping $40+|✓ FDA Registered · CE Certified Syrebo SY-M1 Mirror Therapy Mirror for Home Stroke Rehabilitation The Syrebo SY-M1 is a purpose-built mirror therapy mirror for guided hand and upper-limb practice after stroke. Its foldable mirror-box design can also support...
SYREBO C10 Rehabilitation Glove — Guided hand and finger training for home recovery The SYREBO C10 is the entry-level home rehabilitation glove in the Syrebo range, delivering 3 evidence-based training modes in a compact, wearable soft exoskeleton. Designed for stroke survivors and patients with...
SYREBO E12E Rehabilitation Glove — 7 Training Modes with Game Mode The SYREBO E12E is Syrebo's advanced home rehabilitation glove, adding an interactive Game Mode to the proven 6-mode pneumatic exoskeleton platform. Designed for stroke survivors and patients with hand dysfunction, the E12E delivers...
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Mirror box training is one of the most researched and accessible rehabilitation tools for stroke survivors. You don't need a clinical setting — a quiet corner with good lighting and 30 minutes a day is enough to start rewiring your brain. Here's exactly how to do it right. The Core Principle Place a mirror upright between your forearms. Move your healthy hand...
Every year, over 15 million strokes occur globally, with approximately half of survivors experiencing persistent upper-limb dysfunction. In the US alone, nearly 800,000 new strokes happen annually — and over 80% of those affected struggle daily with hand and arm dysfunction. The good news: these deficits aren't necessarily permanent. Mirror therapy offers evidence-based hope, and it's something you can do at home....