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HY-Impact Therapy Spheres

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Alerts on record1 HazardThe solders on the PCB, engine and the on/off button contains an excessive amount of lead. (measured value up to: 68.9, 72.8 and 67.1 % & by weight respectively). Lead poses a risk to the environment. The black plastic o RiskSerious risk Country of originSweden First alertDecember 22, 2023 Latest alertDecember 22, 2023 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026

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HY-Impact Therapy Spheres are hand-held therapy balls for grip work, massage, and simple rehabilitation exercises. By our assessment, their appeal is very specific: they give you a small, firm object to squeeze, roll, and hold when the goal is to keep hands busy without much setup. The limit is also obvious: they are not a full therapy system, only a basic tool, so progress depends on repetition and the rest of the routine around them. In practice that usually means short exercises, quiet use, and a fairly plain feel compared with more specialized rehab gear. They sit below larger exercise or physio devices and above improvised household objects, which is exactly where simple therapy accessories live. People who want a compact hand exerciser may find them enough; people expecting guided treatment or a dramatic effect will not.
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