One Hand.

Being One Handed Doesn’t Define Who I Am

Total Freedom.

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Designed For 1 Hand Use

Durable & Secure

Portable & Lightweight

SoloButton™ helps you button your pants with one hand while recovering from injury, surgery, or limb loss.

Regain Independence in Seconds

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Life Doesn't Stop.

Whether you're recovering from surgery, adapting after an injury, or re-learning new ways to do everyday tasks, losing the use of one hand doesn't mean giving up your independence.

FreeHold creates practical products, guides, and solutions designed to help you keep moving forward.

Download the Free Accessibility Guide

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See SoloButton ™ In Action

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