How do you attach the device to the left wrist?The connection appears to be cumbersome.The one used at my wife's hair place is much simpler.
2015030
There's a small piece that come out of the band by the that little round thing. You pull it to make it tighter.
2015031
Why would you bother with one of these? In my opinion they are placebo machines. There is zero evidence these things do what they claim. It's all anecdotal. They detox nothing. -- Dr. AMR
2015032
No I am not familiar with a cumbersome attachment ours is very easy to attach to the left wrist.
2015033
The strap is adjustable elastic and will lock into place with the snap down lock. I just place it on the wrist with the bulky part on the inside of the wrist. The instructions don't clarify as to which wrist to use. I was told, however, that rubbing lotion on my wrist would make for better contact.
689848
I agree with the previous person. It's a long strap, more appropriate for the shoulder than the wrist. Using it around the wrist would be awkward and cumbersome given the size of the bottle and it's weight when full. I suppose it could dig into one's wrist, but it would be really silly to try to put this around the wrist. That's not how its designed.
1567203
Mine is fine......I think that you might have stretched it to much when you put the little tracker in place. It only fits one way and it took me awhile to remember just how it went......and now it slips in easy without any ouching and pulling and definitely not stretching......I had to buy another band because the original band broke from being in the same position all of the time....at least that is what I think.
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My son was not able to use it left handed. He was trying, insisting that he can do it because he's stubborn, but it was way too much of a struggle. Anyhow, I just untied the stylus for now, the rubber band is a good idea, I'll probably try that next.
1638875
Ihave Two of the 3M devices, one at work and one at home. Three comments1) the pain in my left forearm and elbo has lessened greatly (love the product) (2) I have had no issues with either device right out of the box, they worked great (3) suggest going to control panel and in the search window (assuming you are on a PC not a Mac) then type in "mouse". Look thru the functions, and reset to your desire bet you can resolve your issue. Have you contacted the seller or manufacturer for assistance? there you havit.
1865127
I had a similar band with the fitbit -- stupid stupid clasp design for such and expensive piece of equipment. I went to my local hardware store and bought two little black O-rings and put them on. They work wonders in holding the clasp in place. Even when the clasp loosens, (which it frequently does) the wrist band doesn't fall off.
614764
Since I do not have a gel wrist support, I simply don't know. Plus what works for one person's "condition" might not work for another.
1444249
There is a hook and loop band that comes with it. You thread the band thru the device holder and just wrap it around the steering wheel. You have to wrap it snug or it may slide around on you. When in place, the device will rest perpendicular to the steering wheel surface. I use mine on a m/c and it works fine, just a little hard to operate with gloves on, but bare fingers should be easier.
1357576
This basically attaches to the computer case itself. After that, you attach it to your wrist. It's pretty much that simplistic. Just remember that you're free to adjust it when you need a better angle when you need to grab something else. However, make sure your wrist strap's clip is attached to the casing BEFORE touching anything. You don't need anything else. I hope this helps. :)
1925713
Sorry to hear about your arm. I would not say it works one handed without some modification. The other hand is used to apply pressure which holds the cable to the rubber wheel while retracting it. It may be fairly simple to rig it up to work fine with a bungy cord or similar. I'm not handy in the least and think I could make that work. So if you have some creativity, you could do it. Hope this helps.
1196545
Go to page on Amazon where the details of the device are displayed on your left. There is also a small drawing that shows you the details of the connections. It is not the best, nor is it in English. I am currently using this device and it works. I also hope this helps.
1774844
Yes...just flip it the other way to make it fit the other wrist. It actually works quite well~
8976
After reading all responses, the method that I use is wrapping it around the back of my neck. I give a little slack to the right ear and usually the left side doesn't move too much. I guess it would depend on what activity you're doing. Also I have a name tag clip on it sometimes. That way I can clip them to my shirt.
423313
I was wondering about using on the left hand? I use a regular mouse now on the left hand, any reason why it wouldn't work? Also anchored models or similar makes? Thanks for the help. Just my left elbow bothers me with the regular mouse.
21681
UMMM turn it around...let me try left handed, Wait a second... oh shit call a doctor...NO it works just fine left handed!!!!!
2038930
Yes! As per my doctor, the cuff has to be on the left wrist because of the location of the sensors. The position of the hand on the diagram printed on the cuff indicates that as well.
1476813
Attaching to the left arm: Put case on normally and pull the strap very tight. Continue pulling to the outside of your arm. Either pull it over the phone or pull it over and under the phone. Attach normally. This works for an old skinny guy with zero biceps.