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Naked Prosthetics manufactures durable, custom, functional prostheses specifically for finger and partial hand amputation. Our mission is to support people with finger and partial hand amputation and to positively impact their lives by providing functional, high-quality prostheses. Our devices aim to restore the user’s ability to perform daily tasks, supporting job retention and encouraging an active lifestyle.
As a prosthetic manufacturer, Naked Prosthetics doesn’t sell directly to the public. However, we are committed to putting you in touch with a certified prosthetist who is familiar with our devices and can assist you with getting your prosthesis.
A prosthetist will:
- Assess your needs and personal goals
- Determine the precise technical specifications of the prosthesis
- Take measurements and images of your hands
- Fit, modify, and adjust your devices
- Evaluate intervention outcomes
Naked Prosthetics fosters strong relationships with clinicians throughout our distribution areas.
If you are an amputee and interested in one of our devices, please contact our Customer Experience Team.
If you are located outside of the US or Canada, please contact our partners directly:
- Germany | Austria – Protheseus GmbH
- Netherlands | Belgium | Luxembourg – Loth Fabenim
- Australia – OAPL
- New Zealand – NZALS
- United Kingdom | Ireland – Steeper Group
- Finland | Denmark | Sweden | Norway – Fillauer Europe
- South Africa – Intefab
- Spain | Portugal – EMO
- Israel – Gilron
- Switzerland – Frey Orthopädie-Bedarf AG
The average American takes around 6,000 steps in a day and makes about 7,200 hand grasps.
We work with prosthetic facilities across the US, Canada, Spain, Portugal, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Austria, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and Israel. Our map shows facilities who have previously worked with our technology. If you don’t see any locations in your area, contact our Customer Care Team and we will help you find a facility to assist with a pre-evaluation appointment.
Naked Prosthetics is proud to offer the first robust and functional prostheses for finger and partial-hand amputees. We specialize in getting people back to work and back to activities of daily living, even those that require heavy use of the hands in harsh environments. We are committed to providing the best possible solutions for our end users. Our proprietary method and highly engineered functional fingers are helping to meet a previously unfulfilled need in amputee care.
“When I reach out and shake someone’s
hand, it actually feels like a full handshake
with a good, firm grip.”
—Zachary, two MCPDriver’s, Advanced Arm Dynamics patient
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Chase Smith
“It is important to learn new skills after hand trauma,” he explains. “After a loss is the best time to explore something new because there is no benchmark of success to meet. You have to find your new normal in the little things.”
Cara Beckman
“You may feel hopeless in the moment, but it does get better. And you will be surprised at what you could learn. I am a different person now and I grew from the experience.”
Antoine Sharper
"I am confident that I can do more things and then some with this new opportunity given to me—to inspire others who are just like me and to show them that for every setback, there is a major comeback!"
Robin Cummins
“It sounds cheesy and it really just takes time. You just have to see that it isn’t the end of the world. It could’ve been worse. Considering everything, it’s a small part of my life. I could’ve lost my hand, my arm. If you could see my truck, I don’t even know how I survived.”