Prestige Medical47 Goniometer 360 Degree, 0.70 Ounce

I recently was released from therapy after breaking my wrist. I still want to continue working on it on my own, but I psychologically need to know if I’m making progress ( don’t have my therapist to track this for me anymore!). So I purchased this, and it is working well for me. I struggled with how to read it in the beginning, but YouTube came to the rescue. The goniometer bends with the right resistance—easy enough for me to measure my own wrist, but it doesn’t bend when I don’t want it to. I had previously purchased a different goniometer, which had a large circle in the middle. The circle prevented me from getting a good read on my wrist—I was just trying to eyeball the angle. This was the only one I could find on Amazon that didn’t have that big circle thing. I can actually place this on my wrist and adjust it to the proper angle—no guessing! Very happy with this.

good

Work perfectly for the PT clinic and no issues at all noted.

Wife said it worked good.

I had to purchase for my X-ray lab. I love how small it is and it’s easy to use once you figure it out. Great for helping in getting your positioning angles accurately.Definitely purchase this one, it’s cheaper than the angle ruler your College sells. You will only use it at school.

If your getting this bc nursing school suggest it’. Don’t get it, you will never use it.

I'm a watercolor painter and use this for drawing out buildings to paint. I had one of these gadgets for years and years, but lost it during a recent move. I had no idea what it was called, which made finding a replacement tricky. This is exactly what I needed and I couldn't be happier. The grommet is nice and tight, which holds the angles while letting the ruler lie nearly flat against the paper. Perfecto - who needs to learn perspective drawing?

I didn't need it as much as my larger goniometer, but this small one was a good purchase that would I buy again if I had to go back and do it again.