Will It Be Painful To Fit Your Vulcan Prosthetic Hand?

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Thinking about getting a new prosthetic hand but worried the process might be painful? 

A right hand amputee female wearing black dress and light color Vulcan prosthetic hand is standing in the kichen and smiling
A comfortable fitting process with Vulcan prosthetic hand

We understand your concern, that’s why, at Vulcan Augmetics, we’ve designed the entire experience to be fast, supportive, and most importantly, comfortable.

Here’s what you can expect when you’re fitted for your new Vulcan Multi-grip Myoelectric Hand:

A Quick and Comfortable Process – in Just 3 Simple Steps

1. Measurement
It all begins with precise measurements of your residual limb. Our trained team uses this information to create a custom socket that fits your body securely and comfortably.

A left hand amputee female wearing black shirt is sitting and leaving her residual limb to be measured by a male clinican who wears white blouse
Making socket is an important part to have a comfortable using experience later on

2. Test and Adjust
Once your socket is ready, you’ll try it on. Our team will carefully adjust it to ensure it feels snug but not tight, and that it doesn’t cause pressure or discomfort. 

We know that comfort plays a major role in your long-term experience, particularly for users who rely on their prosthetic for more than four hours a day for work and daily routines.

3. Quick Installation and Automatic Calibration

Unlike traditional prosthetic systems that require long setup times and manual signal mapping, Vulcan’s unique app-driven calibration system speeds everything up. 

A female arm amputee wears a fair skin Vulcan prosthetic hand
Vulcan Myoband can detect your unique biosignal in 1 minute

Using the Vulcan app, the Vulcan Myoband sensor ring can automatically detect and align to your muscle signals in minutes – no guesswork, no trial-and-error, and NO SURGERY

This allows for a smoother, faster transition without the discomfort sometimes associated with older calibration methods.

Personalized Training That Works for You

To help you get comfortable with your new hand, you’ll have full access to short, personalized training sessions – usually starting at just 20 minutes each – via the Vulcan app’s built-in rehab program, which includes 10 easy-to-follow lessons to guide you through controlling your new hand at your own pace.

A 3D image of Vulcan app showing the calibration screen and other functions of the Vulcan app
An multi function Vulcan app to support your experience

The app also lets you track your progress, explore training exercises, and get helpful support with Chatbox to improve your confidence and comfort. It’s like having a personal trainer for your prosthetic, right in your pocket.

So, Is The Process Painful?

Not at all.

Every part of the Vulcan fitting process is designed to minimize discomfort. From the custom-fit socket to quick calibration and manageable training sessions, we’ve taken every step to make sure the experience is as easy on your residual limb as possible.

A right hand male amputee is wearing a white shirt and black Vulcan prosthetic hand, sitting and holding a dumbell in a park
No surgery needed to wear Vulcan prosthetic hand
  • A fast, personalized fitting process
  • Minimal pain as no surgery needed
  • Easy-to-follow training with Vulcan guidance
  • Ongoing support through the Vulcan app and regular check-ins

Have questions or ready to begin your journey with Vulcan? Fill out the contact form