Goniometers & Inclinometers

This handy disposable scale makes mandibular motion measurement quick and easy.  Normal values and lower limits are printed on the reverse side.  CPT code 95851 covers insurance reimbursement for range of motion measurement and treatment. 100/PKG

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The Healthy You Inclinometer is a professional range of motion (ROM) measurement tool designed for physical therapy, rehabilitation, chiropractic care, occupational therapy, and student training. Why clinicians choose this inclinometer Fluid inclinometer design for gravity-referenced angle readings Easy Adjust Dial for fast one-handed zeroing between positions Clear degree scale with high-visibility blue fluid for quick end-range readings Compact, portable form factor for clinic, classroom, and travel kits Useful as a goniometer alternative for many ROM assessments, including dual-inclinometer techniques Key features Accurate range of motion measurement — Professional inclinometer for assessing joint mobility and ROM; a practical alternative to a traditional goniometer for many clinic and classroom assessments. One-hand Easy Adjust Dial — Smooth dial zeros quickly with a single hand so you can stabilize the patient and hold landmarks with the other—especially helpful when using two inclinometers for dual-inclinometer spine testing. Clear, high-visibility readout — Bright blue fluid and clearly printed degree scales make end-range readings fast and easy during busy PT, OT, chiropractic, and athletic training sessions. Clinic-ready durable design — Built for everyday professional use by physical therapists, chiropractors, students, and rehab specialists who need a reliable angle measurement tool. Versatile joint & spine assessment — Use for flexion, extension, and other ROM measurements on major joints and the spine when following standard inclinometer technique and bony landmarks. How it helps Accurate ROM data supports evaluation, progress tracking, and documentation. The one-hand dial is particularly useful when measuring with two inclinometers at once (for example, lumbar or cervical dual-inclinometer methods), because you can reset without losing patient positioning. What’s included 1 x Healthy You Range of Motion Inclinometer with Easy Adjust Dial Note: This is a measurement aid for trained users. Follow your facility protocols for landmarks, technique, and documentation. Not a substitute for professional clinical judgment. For California Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/

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The Saehan 5.5" Stainless Steel Finger Goniometer measures range of motion at the small joints of the hand, where a full-size goniometer is too long to line up accurately. It's sized for hand therapy clinics, PT and OT practices, therapy students, and patient progress checks at home. Key Features Built for small joints — Measures flexion, extension and hyperextension at the MCP, PIP and DIP joints of the fingers and thumb, and works on toes too. Dual 180°–30° scales — Opposing scales marked in 5° increments let you read the angle from either side of the joint. Stainless steel construction — Won't warp or crack like plastic, and wipes clean between patients. Pocket size — At 5.5" long, it slips into a lab-coat pocket or therapy bag for home-health visits. Tracks progress — Consistent small-joint readings help document hand rehab and post-surgical recovery from visit to visit. Specifications Length 5.5 in Material Stainless steel Scales Dual opposing, 180° to 30° Increments 5° Joints measured MCP, PIP and DIP of the fingers and thumb; toes Manufacturer part number SH5100 Healthy You SKU HEA433 For California Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/

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12" 360 degree ISOM plastic goniometer Scale reads 1 degree increments Linear scale features inches and centimeters Clear plastic to measure range of motion   For California Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/

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Spinal range of motion takes two inclinometers — not one. The dual inclinometer method isolates true spinal motion by placing one unit above the segment and one below, then subtracting the lower reading from the upper. What's left is joint motion alone, with hip and pelvic contribution removed. A single inclinometer can't separate the two, which is why single-unit lumbar readings run high. Why you'll love it The pair the protocol actually calls for — two matched units so you can run dual inclinometry the day it arrives. Easy Adjust Dial — set the unit on the joint, spin to zero, move through the range, read degrees traveled directly. 0–360° in 2° graduations — cervical, thoracic, lumbar, shoulder, hip, knee, wrist and ankle. Correct landmarks included — T12/S2 for lumbar flexion and extension, T1/crown for cervical. Consistent landmarking is what makes the measurement repeatable. Sealed fluid design — the blue fluid stays sealed inside the dial for clean, consistent readings in the clinic or the classroom. How the dual method works Place the upper inclinometer at T12 and the lower at S2, level with the bilateral PSIS. Zero both dials with the patient in neutral. Take the patient through active flexion. Subtract the sacral reading from the T12 reading. The difference is true lumbar flexion. For cervical flexion, place one unit over the T1 spinous process and one on the crown of the head, zero both, and take the difference once the neck is flexed. For California Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/

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