For a transtibial (below-knee) amputee achieving a comfortable and secure fit inside a prosthetic socket is essential for mobility, safety, and long term skin health. One of the most common challenges prosthetic users faces is residual limb (stump) volume fluctuation. Limb volume can change throughout the day due to activity levels, temperature, fluid retention and… Read More

No matter how advanced or high end your prosthesis is it will not walk for you. The true magic lies in your own body. Building and maintaining physical strength is one of the most important parts of successful prosthetic use. Strong muscles support better balance, stability, and control helping you walk with more confidence and… Read More

Your prosthetic liner might not look like much at first glance, but it plays a huge role in your daily comfort and mobility. This soft, flexible sleeve sits between your residual limb and the hard socket of your prosthesis and trust us, it’s doing a lot of behind-the-scenes work. So, what exactly does a liner… Read More

There are many reasons that can lead to amputation. Yet for most people, one question often remains: “Why me?” In the early stages of amputation, it might seem like a race to push past your physical limitations. It is important to remember that the mind and body work as one and nurturing your mind can… Read More

Introduction Suspension. A concept frequently used in various facets of life, such as mechanics, movies, music, and engineering. But suspension in prosthetics is a concept many people may not be familiar with. Suspension in prosthetics refers to the method by which your prosthesis remains attached to your residual limb (stump). There is a wide variety… Read More

Achieving the perfect prosthetic fit doesn’t happen overnight—or even over a few days. It’s a process that unfolds over weeks and months, not minutes. The world is not flat, nor can we control every part of it. Think of it like buying a new pair of hiking boots. In the store, they feel amazing. You… Read More