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Keeping prosthetic liners clean is about protecting patient health, maintaining comfort, and supporting confidence in daily life. Many amputees still rely on rubbing alcohol wipes to kill bacteria, but alcohol has real shortcomings. It can’t reach micro-organisms in hidden places, it can damage liners over time, and it often fails

If you wear a prosthetic liner, you already know it’s the unsung hero of your everyday comfort. And like most heroes, it’s got a weakness. That weakness? Smell. Let’s break it down. Most modern prosthetic liners are made from silicone, and for good reason: In short, silicone liners are the

Summer is here, and while most people are reaching for sunglasses and iced drinks, amputees face a unique challenge: liner hygiene in the heat. With higher temperatures come more sweat, increased moisture buildup, and the perfect conditions for odor and bacteria to thrive inside your prosthetic liner. Whether you’re an

What is that fresh, crisp scent you notice after using ROSS, the Rapid Ozone Sleeve Sanitizer? That’s ozone—nature’s powerful sanitizer. It’s the same smell that fills the air after a thunderstorm, caused by ozone created by lightning. While ROSS doesn’t use lightning, it generates ozone through a safe and controlled

The skin inside a prosthetic liner is more vulnerable than you think—here’s how to protect it. The Overlooked Side of Prosthetic Care: Hygiene More than 2.7 million people in the U.S. live with limb loss¹—and that number is steadily rising. As prosthetic technology evolves, conversations around comfort, fit, and mobility

Keeping your prosthetic and liner in good condition helps keep you comfortable while ensuring their long-lasting functionality. Daily prosthetic care and proper liner sanitation involves a few steps. But once you get into the habit, you’ll master quick prosthetic cleaning so you can move forward and live your life. Daily

Selecting the best lower limb prosthetic for your needs can have a significant and long-lasting positive effect on your life. It’s important to carefully consider certain factors when making this big investment in your future. Take your time and don’t feel rushed when reviewing your options. Limb prosthetics are getting

Digital technology and mobile devices have proven to be powerful tools for those managing medical or physical conditions, including people in recovery from a recent amputation. There are a variety of apps, resources and technology for people with limb loss available today that can be very helpful during amputee recovery

Reading books can be immensely beneficial for amputees during their healing process for mental stimulation and distraction, as well as for inspiration and empowerment. Engaging in reading provides mental stimulation and serves as a distraction from physical discomfort or the challenges of adapting to life with limb loss. By immersing

Losing a limb is a challenge that no one wants to face. It certainly takes time to adjust, including learning new ways to care for oneself and your prosthetic. These empowering stories of amputees surpassing their physical constraints to reach their dreams will help others still adjusting to life after

The loss of a limb, hand or foot is one of the greatest challenges a person can face in life. Until recently, amputees have had to try to adjust with the assistance of primitive, uncomfortable and marginally useful prosthetics. Today, new technologies, materials and manufacturing processes have developed prosthetics that

“I have always been very sensitive and embarrassed by the odor of my liner. ROSS has helped me regain my confidence as I now no longer worry about stump funk.” — Annette F. Introducing the innovative and user-friendly ROSS (Rapid Ozone Sleeve Sanitizer), our new standard in prosthetic sleeve and