Motorized finger assistance designed to help restore mobility, reduce stiffness, and rebuild hand strength from the comfort of home.
When your fingers become stiff, weak, or difficult to control, even basic hand exercises can become frustrating.
You may know which movements you need to practice.
But getting your fingers to actually perform them can be the hardest part.
Velvauss provides motorized assistance to help guide your fingers through repeated opening and closing movements, making it easier to work on mobility, strength, and flexibility even when your hand struggles to move on its own.
"When my husband had his stroke in the hospital, his hand locked into a painful fist with zero movement. I brought this glove right to his hospital room. Within his first week there, the motorized action gently broke through that stiffness and opened his hand up. It sped up his recovery timeline faster than anyone expected, and the nursing staff were completely amazed by the rapid progress."
"Mom was recovering from a stroke in the hospital, and her fingers were stuck in a tight fist that wouldn't budge. I brought Velvauss straight to her hospital bed. Sitting with her while the glove gently guided her fingers open cycle after cycle made an immediate difference. The hospital staff were so impressed by how fast her hand started responding and uncurling before she was even discharged.
"After my dad's stroke, he was still admitted in the hospital and his hand was stuck in a rigid fist. I ordered this straight to his hospital room to help right away. It took over the heavy lifting, safely stretching his fingers out while he rested in bed. It accelerated his in-hospital rehabilitation at lightning speed, and by the time he left, his hand mobility had already made a massive turnaround."
"My husband's hand was paralyzed and curled into a tight fist following his stroke in the hospital. I brought this motorized glove to his bedside for daily use. It gently guided his stiff fingers open without him needing any strength of his own. The progress we saw right there in the hospital blew the care team away, it got him moving again so much faster than they predicted during his stay."
Left or right, S through XXL. Measure across your knuckles first.
The straps fasten one-handed, so you can set it up yourself.
Guided movement, mirror mode, or a single finger at a time.
Start at the lowest and build up over weeks, not days.
One button switches modes depending on what mode you prefer.
The motors take each finger through a full open and close loop.
Your working hand leads and the glove follows on the other side.
Two dials. Sessions start gentle and build as you go.
Isolate one finger when a particular joint needs the work.
If it doesn't suit your hand or your routine, return it.
"Restoring hand function requires high repetition, which is incredibly difficult for patients to achieve on their own. This device provides the exact passive movement needed to maintain joint mobility at home, allowing my patients to stay consistent between our clinic sessions."
"For stroke recovery, keeping the affected hand moving is crucial. The mirror mode is an outstanding feature that utilizes the principles of neuroplasticity, seamlessly guiding the fingers through a full range of motion even when the patient lacks the grip strength to do it independently."
"Severe joint stiffness can take away a patient's independence. I highly recommend this motorized approach because it offers safe, controlled, and repeatable movement. It keeps the joints mobile and fluid without aggravating them."
"The biggest hurdle in home recovery is consistency. Because patients can strap this glove on with one hand and let the device do the mechanical work, they are far more likely to stick to their daily mobility routine. It completely removes the friction of getting started."
Primarily designed for people who have recently suffered a stroke, helping them rebuild finger movement, flexibility, and grip strength alongside their regular physiotherapy routine.
Ten to fifteen minutes once or twice a day is a common starting point. Build up slowly and stop if anything is painful.
Order for the hand you want to train. Measure around your palm at the knuckles without the thumb, and size up if you fall between sizes.
No. It runs from the mains and the adapter for your country is included.
Yes - the straps fasten one-handed. If you are under the care of a therapist, ask how it fits your programme.
Contact our support team at support@velvauss.com to get a full refund within 90 days of your order!