My husband has a broken left wrist. Can he use this with only his right hand?
352339
I can use it with either hand and it works so well, I have begun to use it all the time. Good luck!
352340
Yes he can--this open works by sqeezing the handles as it cuts through the lid! Actually--I have no use of my left hand since having had a stroke and it works great using my right hand! Sometimes I have to hold the can between my knees to anchor it--Where there's a will there's a way!!
352341
I believe so. It broke after only a few months but I think it just requires the one hand.
352342
While holding the opener in your right hand, you would have to push a couple of fingers from the right hand against the other half of the handle to open it up, but it can be done. I am able to use it one handed.
352343
Yes should be fine, might feel bit odd if he is right handed, need to reach across body with right side nearest bench, I manage right handed fine, stroke injury, great device, keep gripping until back to start then turn over and remove cut top with magnet on back
352344
Yes, we purchased this for my brother-in-law that is handicapped and only has the use of his right hand.
532060
You would need to contact the manufacturer, but I don't believe it is available currently for left handed users.
1046245
Yes you could. It doesn't impede use of your hand as there isn't much padding. It's comfortable to wear. But I don't know how long the material will hold up if you are using it with dumb bells, bench presses and the like. After 1 year mine has shown some wear with some stitching coming loose. But I have used it a lot. It is an awesome product. I have used it primarily for my wrist but have also wrapped it around my elbow to ice the elbow.
856150
The same glove can be used on either the left or right hand. I'm not aware that separate mitts are made for the left and right hands. I hope this information helps.
803711
It appears to be designed for right hand use. If I try and put my left hand in the glove the nubs will be on the back of my hand. So, of course a left handed person could use the glove, but on your right hand.
326173
I tried both left and right hand and I was able to use the opener. However, It is best if someone holds the bottle or he sits down and put the wine bottle between his legs. Hope this helps.
1961715
I use it with one hand almost always. I'm male, late 60's, active but not the strongest guy. It's light.
1442329
Mine will do just the hands, thumb, or both at the same time. Hope this helps you out.
899151
The model I have is for the right hand. I think it would be uncomfortable and difficult to try to use it with your left hand. I'd recommend against it.
883309
There is no right or left hand - the glove is reversable. For left-hand, turn the glove inside out for the left hand keeping the special pad below. Note the inside and the outside of the glove is the same, except for the light tag at the bottom that you slip into a little pocket to keep it out of the way.Hope this helps
198665
Yes, you can easily do both with one hand. I've been using it often for a few months now and very pleased with its performance. Very light but strong and stable also.
32553
I'm not certain. However, I checked the QuickStart guide and saw no reference to "left hand."From my view, I can think of no reason why it would not work for a left handed person.
266695
As others have already said, the splint can be worn on either hand and it does work. While it may not be as pretty as a splint made specifically for right or left hand, it it quite effective for either hand. It is also a bargain. I use two (one for each hand) and they work great.
911161
i thnk yes, i never tried, but, yes, you can use it, perhaps is kind Big for wrist, but i'm shure that it gonna works fine
406868
Per your question, I tried to operate this using only one hand and found it very difficult . I also have one made by Simmons (prosport ) that I can use with only one hand. Hope this is helpful.
31043
I'm right handed, so I tried the cuff on my right wrist and was able to obtain the BP readings the same....the user manual that comes with the unit makes mention of the left wrist, however, you can use the cuff on your right wrist just as easy.
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I purchased this for use with the left hand. It fits more ergonomically with the right hand because of the contoured thumb cutout. If you have left wrist tendonitis up the thumb-wrist vertical, this brace will be uncomfortable & causes more pain...unless you strap the Velcro around all 5 fingers, immobilizing your thumb.