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The MZU Robotic Hand Just Got Cheaper

I’ve been keeping an eye on the price of the MZU Robotic Hand because I’m always looking for ways to work on my hand without spending a fortune.

The price has bounced around quite a bit.

At one point, the MZU was around $198. Then I saw it drop to about $158, and later down to $138.

Now it has dropped again.

The price I’m seeing is $110. I bought this one at a bargain price of $158.00 some time ago.

That caught my attention. You can get it now for a lot less.

For someone dealing with a hand that doesn’t work the way it used to after a stroke, $110 is a lot easier to consider than $198. I know from my own recovery that getting the fingers and hand to move again can be a long process. Repetition matters, and having something you can use at home can give you another opportunity to work on that movement.

The MZU Robotic Hand is designed to help with repetitive hand and finger exercises. It isn’t a magic cure, and I wouldn’t expect any device to suddenly make a stroke-affected hand work normally.

But I do believe in giving yourself as many opportunities as possible to practice.

I’ve been looking at different hand-recovery devices because my goal is pretty simple: keep trying to get more use out of my hand.

I’ve had plenty of things get in the way of that goal, but I’m not ready to quit.

At $110, the MZU is considerably less expensive than when I first started watching it. That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the right device for everybody, and I’d still check the current price, features, return policy, and reviews before buying.

But if you’ve been watching this device and thought the price was too high, $110 changes the conversation. Check it out on Amazon.

Prices can change, so if you’re interested, check the current price before making a decision.

And as I always say when it comes to stroke recovery: there’s no guarantee, but I’m still willing to try. I’m using this Robotic hand for about 3 months with good results. Check out my post on the Robotic Hand.