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Old 09-19-2012, 11:26 AM #6
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Default I am using the half roller first per my PT
Yup! I am using the half roller right now.

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Originally Posted by stos2 View Post
Please look at nospam and jkl626's posts about the melt roller. It has the same dimensions, but it is much softer for TOS patients. You can also google it. Your therapist can also try having you lay on a half roller which is the hard roller just cut in half to begin with.
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