Gloves In A Bottle turns the outer layer of skin into what works like an invisible pair of gloves to keep the skin's own natural moisture in and the moisture robbing elements and irritants out!

For people with disabilities who have difficulty wearing gloves, this product puts a protective barrier on the hands.

For our DIY Assistive Technology projects that use epoxy putty, this lotion is highly recommended, It is also great to protect the skin from:

• Swimming in chlorine pools
• Diaper rash on babies
• Poison Ivy before a hike
• Gardening with plants your allergic too

Many household and workplace chemicals, and even cosmetics and fragrances, are absorbed directly into the skin, often causing skin disorders or just plain cracked, dry skin. When cleaning, cooking or participating in activities from gardening to painting, skiing to fishing, or exposure to harsh weather, you are further drying and irritating your skin. When you know you should be wearing gloves, but can't or just don't want to because they are also drying or irritating, at least wear Gloves In A Bottle. One application of Gloves In A Bottle lasts four hours or more and comes off naturally as you exfoliate the outer most layer of skin cells.

$4.95 each

$6.95 Flat Shipping Rate Per Order (no matter how much you order)

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Assistive or Adaptive Technology commonly refers to "...products, devices or equipment, whether acquired commercially, modified or customized, that are used to maintain, increase or improve the functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities...", according to the definition proposed in the Assistive Technology Act of 1998.

Assistive Technology products can enable people with disabilities to accomplish daily living tasks, assist them in communication, education, work or recreation activities, in essence, help them achieve greater independence and enhance their quality of life. Assistive Technology devices can help improve physical or mental functioning, overcome a disorder or impairment, help prevent the worsening of a condition, strengthen a physical or mental weakness, help improve a person's capacity to learn, or even replace a missing limb.