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...
✓ Destination-Based Returns|✓ Free Standard Shipping $90+ Where Available|✓ Regulatory status and available documentation vary by product model and market. FDA establishment registration or device listing does not mean FDA approval or certification. Contact service@syrebocare.com for current model-specific documentation. Syrebo SY-M1 Mirror Therapy Mirror...
Choose your C10 configuration Select the hand you want to train: left, right or both. Check your hand measurements with our glove size tool before choosing an adult S–XL size. Review the selected configuration and its price before adding to your cart. Ask for...
Check your E12E setup before ordering Choose left, right or both hands, then check the adult S–XL options with our glove size tool. For game mode, review the current Android app information. Need a particular accessory or a both-hands setup? Ask support to confirm...
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In contemporary stroke and neurorehabilitation settings, exoskeleton robotics plays a major role in restoring hand function. The market primarily offers two approaches: rigid exoskeleton systems and soft exoskeleton gloves like the Syrebo Hand Rehabilitation System. The choice between these technologies directly impacts recovery outcomes, patient adherence, and therapeutic effectiveness. What Is a Soft Exoskeleton Glove? A soft exoskeleton glove is a wearable...
The Syrebo TENS & EMS unit combines three clinical-grade technologies — TENS (pain-relief nerve stimulation), FES (functional electrical stimulation), and NMES (neuromuscular re-education). While research confirms its effectiveness, it isn't suitable for every user. This guide helps you understand who benefits most and who should consult a doctor first. Who Is It For? Ideal Candidates ✅ Post-Stroke or Brain Injury Survivors Individuals...