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Tens 7000
This Tens unit is used for generalized pain control. It can be used on most parts of the body to decrease nerve impulses and release endorphins to decrease pain. This model is for patients who are not the best with technology and want this device to be as simple as turning a nob.
Auvon Tens unit
This model offers the same pain control benefits as the Tens 7000. This unit is for patients who are better at technology and like to have more freedom to customize the settings of the unit.
TheraGun
This is used to decrease muscle tension, increase blood flow and decrease pain. This can be used on most parts of the body but it is recommended to avoid bony or sensitive areas. This is the original version of this modality with a stronger motor and typically lasts longer.
Massage Gun
This is an inexpensive version of the Theragun so it is good if you are on more of a budget but the motor may not last as long as the Theragun.
Scraping Tools
This is used to decrease muscle tension, increase blood flow and decrease pain. It is typically used on tight muscles that are causing pain or tightness for various reasons. *Always use this tool in conjunction with some sort of lotion (substantial amount if it absorbs into the skin) to decrease friction between the skin and the tool.
Tiger Tail
Mainly used for warmup and recovery for lower extremity muscles. It is best used after a long run or explosive workout to give a self-massage to your calves, hamstrings, and quads. It promotes blood flow, decreases muscle and fascial tension.
Elasto-Gel Ice Pack
This is an ice pack that is perfect for providing comprehensive and contouring cryotherapy to your body. It is great for patients who just went through a surgery, have nerve pain or an extensive injury.
Theracane
This is used to relieve muscle tension specially for pain in the scapular region that is typically hard to reach/self-massage. The typical patient who can benefit from this the most is someone who is sitting for long periods of time for work, overhead athletes or new moms who are breastfeeding.
Please note:
Before using any of these products, make sure you are evaluated by a pelvic floor physical therapist to see if the product is right for you.
Kegel Exercise Weights
The pelvic floor is just like any muscle in the body! So just like you would strengthen your biceps with weights, you can do the same for your pelvic floor. This is used for strengthening the muscles after exceeding the capacity of regular contractions against gravity.
vaginal dilators
These are used to decrease tissue sensitivity/pain to stretch of the pelvic floor especially with insertion to the pelvic floor. There are multiple different sizes and diameters so look for this in particular before buying.
Intimate rose pelvic wand
This is a great product if you are struggling with a lot of muscle tension in your pelvic floor. It can be used vaginally or rectally to improve bowel movements, pain with insertion and prolapse/leakage due to a tight pelvic floor.
Tush baby carrier
This is a great product when you're holding your baby/toddler. It works to decrease hip, neck, back or shoulder pain when holding your child for longer periods of time.
Good Clean Love Lubrication
This is one of my favorite lubricants to use to decrease pain or friction during intercourse/insertion. It is a water based product with ingredients that are typically non-irritating to most people.
Knee Brace
A supportive compression sleeve that helps relieve pain and stabilize weak, swollen, or injured knees. Provides targeted support without restricting mobility.
Back brace
A wrap-style lumbar brace that provides firm, adjustable support to reduce low back pain and stabilize the spine during daily activity or recovery.
Achilles sleeve
A compression sleeve designed to reduce strain on the Achilles tendon, support healing, and ease pain during walking or activity.
Cross Trainer Insoles
A dense, cushioned insole that provides arch support and shock absorption — a good everyday option for standing or low-impact activity.
JellieBend (for EDS)
A support product designed for individuals with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) to help manage joint hypermobility.
Cushion Insoles for Runners
Designed for runners with medium arches, these insoles combine adaptive cushioning with structured arch support to improve comfort over longer distances.
Body Braid (For EDS)
A support product used to assist with pelvic and hip stability.
Shoe Leveler
Helps level the pelvis when wearing a walking boot for an extended period, reducing compensatory back, hip, knee, and ankle pain. Also helps restore a normal step-through walking pattern instead of a limited step-to pattern.
Standard Crutches
These are best used for short distance walking, stair navigating and when traveling. There are multiple sizes according to your height so pay attention prior to buying.
Ergonomic Shock Abosrbing Crutches
These crutches are more comfortable for long distances with a more ergonomic hand position and shock absorbers. It allows for quicker movements but also offers less stability on stairs.
Knee Scooter
This is best for longer distance when non-weightbearing after an ankle surgery or injury. The basket allows you to be able to carry items but it is not recommended for small spaces and absolutely not on stairs.
Knee Crutch
The knee crutch is great for anyone who wants to stay very active. Allows for hands free movement indoor or outdoors. It’s not as comfortable for sitting and is best for an individual with no underlying health or balance issues.
Stretch Out Strap (OPTP)
A multi-loop strap used to safely improve flexibility and range of motion at home. Comes with an exercise guide for stretching the hamstrings, calves, shoulders, and more.
Donut Gripper
A simple hand tool used to build grip strength and improve fine motor control — useful for hand therapy or general grip conditioning.
Grip Putty (Medium/Green)
Therapy putty used to strengthen and rehab the hand and fingers. Medium resistance is a good middle-ground starting point for most patients.
Ankle Balance Board
A balance board used to rehab sprained ankles, build stability, and improve posture and proprioception — the same style board used in the clinic.
TheraBand FlexBar
A flexible resistance bar used to strengthen the forearm and wrist — commonly used for conditions like tennis elbow and golfer's elbow.
Theraband Resistance Bands
Color-coded loop bands used for progressive strength training and physical therapy exercises, allowing patients to gradually increase resistance as they improve.
Yoga Ball
A stability ball used for core strengthening, balance training, and posture exercises — a versatile addition to any home exercise program.
Hip and Core Resistance Bands
The same hip and core loop band system used in-clinic, designed to strengthen and stretch the glutes, hips, and thighs. Comes with an online training guide.