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These therapy putty containers with lids are designed to store standard 2 oz, 3 oz, and 4 oz therapy putty portions, with each container including a secure lid to prevent drying and contamination between sessions. Sold as a pack of 25 containers with lids, they are well suited for occupational therapy clinics, physical therapy practices, schools, and home exercise programs that need to portion, label, and store multiple putty resistance levels for individual patients or students.
These therapy putty containers are well suited for occupational therapy and physical therapy clinics that need to portion putty by resistance level and assign individual containers to patients for home exercise programs. Schools and pediatric therapy programs distributing putty to students will find the pack of 25 a practical quantity for classroom or group session use. Clinicians who send putty home with patients between sessions will find the secure lid and labelable surface helpful for keeping putty fresh and clearly identified by resistance level. Home users managing multiple resistance levels for a hand therapy program will find the containers a simple way to store and organize putty without mixing.
Does therapy putty come included with these containers?
No — these are containers only. Therapy putty is sold separately. The containers are designed to hold standard 2 oz, 3 oz, and 4 oz portions of therapy putty, which are the most common sizes used in occupational and physical therapy programs.
How do I keep therapy putty from drying out in the container?
Press the putty firmly into the container so it fills the base without large air pockets, then seat the lid securely. The lid creates a seal that significantly slows moisture loss and keeps the putty pliable between sessions. Store containers at room temperature away from direct sunlight and heat sources. If putty begins to feel slightly dry, kneading it thoroughly before use can help restore some pliability.
Can I label the containers to identify resistance levels?
Yes — the containers and lids provide a smooth surface suitable for labeling with adhesive labels, masking tape, or a permanent marker. Many clinicians label containers by resistance level and patient name for individual home programs. Color-coding labels to match the putty resistance color system is a common organizational approach in therapy settings.
Are these containers reusable?
Yes. The containers are designed for repeated use and can be washed between patients or sessions with warm water and mild soap. Rinse thoroughly and allow to air dry completely before refilling. In clinical settings where infection control is a priority, single-patient use is recommended — the pack of 25 makes it practical to assign a dedicated container to each patient.