Cando Latex-Free Exercise Bands & Resistance Bands
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- Cando band is used for rehabilitation, conditioning, and training
- Latex-free, but specially formulated to mimic the stretch characteristics of latex band
- Formulated to prevent excess powder during use
- Cando band is highly effective when used alone or with the handle and/or anchor accessories
- All exercise bands are lightweight, take up minimal room, and are highly portable
- There are 8 progressive levels of resistance to accommodate the lightest to heaviest requirements
- Cando is licensed to use the Thera-Band color sequence, so resistance level is easily identified
Exercise band therapy is the most commonly prescribed exercise modality for rehabilitation, conditioning and training. Simply cut the Cando Exercise Band to an appropriate length and begin your exercise. The exercise band can be used with any band or tubing accessory.
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Cando Latex Free Exercise Bands - what do the different colors represent? I'm looking to order some to do some PT exercises at home. My therapist recommended this, they were willing to give me bands, however, they were not latex-free. Thank you. Donna
Asked on Jul 12, 2012 12:12:45 PM by Donna from Conn
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The color difference is for the difference in resistance. The lighter the color the lighter the resistance. Normally the easiest band is tan, then yellow, red, green, blue, and then black (the strongest). Hope this helps.
Answered on Aug 18, 2015 8:47:59 PM by Debbie from Alabama
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Mfg Part Number(s): 10-5610, 10-5611, 10-5612, 10-5613, 10-5614, 10-5615, 10-5616, 10-5617, 10-5621, 10-5620, 10-5622, 10-5623, 10-5624, 10-5625, 10-5627, 10-5626
Scrip Part Number(s): 841 0204 01, 841 0204 02, 841 0204 03, 841 0204 04, 841 0204 05, 841 0204 06, 841 0204 07, 841 0204 08, 841 0188 02, 841 0188 01, 841 0188 03, 841 0188 04, 841 0188 05, 841 0188 06, 841 0188 08, 841 0188 07
