At Manigrip, we create world-class assistive devices. Our first, award-winning and innovative assistive device, Wini, can be used to get a better grip on the many narrow objects of everyday life.
Experience a world of possibilities with the Wini grip enlarger. Only your imagination sets the limits.
Testimonials
"Wini has proven to be a life-changing companion for me. I use the grip at home for everyday tasks, but I also always have it in my bag on the go.
With help from Wini, I can brush my teeth again and help with cooking, etc. I have even found out that Wini can assist with charging both my phone and computer and help me build with Lego.
I am happy that I now only need a minimal number of aids because Wini is multifunctional. In addition, I do not feel tied to staying at home or being dependent on help from others in the same way anymore.
I experience less pain in my hands, and I feel more self-reliant, and it has reduced the everyday frustrations I used to have. Overall, I experience more energy and mental strength in everyday life after having Wini."
Sanne
Chronically ill with SLE and arthritis in the hands
Testimonials
"Manigrips Wini – grip enlarger makes a difference for the patients who come to our clinic Ergoklinikken. Many of our patients have problems with hand function and thus problems holding writing utensils, eating utensils, toothbrushes, etc. Having a grip that simply adapts to the object to be held makes it easy for the patient to handle many everyday tasks with an aid, and not have the drawer filled with tools with thickened handles.
At the same time, many of the patients experience a form of freedom, as they have a solution in their bag when they have to eat either at a restaurant or with friends, where the challenge may be whether they can hold the eating utensils. Wini just comes in the bag, and comes on the table when necessary.
Standing in the bank and having to sign something with a pen that is too thin are also experiences that we have received feedback about where Wini has been a great help.
So all in all, the feedback we get from our customers and patients is very positive, and satisfaction is high, as Wini is reliable and safe to operate."
Kirsten C. Pedersen
Occupational therapist - Ergoklinikken and KC Pedersen
Testimonials
"Nothing has changed, yet everything is different with the electronic grip magnifier Wini in your hand. With Wini, you have the opportunity to move your hand more easily and have more strength in your hand to perform everyday tasks or creative pursuits that make you happy."
Wini can be turned in the way that best fits your hand. It can even turn differently depending on whether you need to use Wini with an eating utensil, a writing utensil, a personal care utensil or something completely different. In this way, using Wini can actually give you more energy, while at the same time making it easier to keep track of other things in life. It is quite natural that when you first meet Wini, you will probably have to get used to your Wini.
Manigrip provides opportunities in everyday life with extensive knowledge and practical experience in the sensory-based qualities of the grip enlarger. If you have any questions, you can always contact Manigrip with questions about this.
I think it's better to get to know Wini than to learn to live with your pain or challenges, which might be reduced with help from Wini. What do you like to do? What did you do a lot of in the past? Maybe you can do it again with Wini."
Karina Olsen - Ergoterapi.nu
Private practicing occupational therapist
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