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In reply to UKC Articles:

Hey,
The first question's a little confusing.
There's a difference between the % of muscles found in the forearm that control the hand (the question) vs % of muscles that work the hand in the forearm (which I'm assuming is the answer you're looking for in one of the links)

Sorry to be pedantic.

In reply to tk421:

Click on the links and find the right answer (as always). It's not a sport science exam!

In reply to UKC Articles:

These are climbing aids right? I wasn't sure at first if it was work safe

In reply to tk421:

More than a little confusing, I really couldn't work out which question they were asking. And I don't think the (presumably 'correct' as it's on their website) answer which is found by following link is actually the answer to either question.

In reply to UKC Articles:

Is question 2 a trick question?!

In reply to Aly:

It's a pretty simple concept. Companies provide some free stuff, in exchange lots of people have to go on their website and/or read about their products. If you look up the answer in a book it's kind of defeating the object.

In reply to Lord_ash2000:

I understand the premise, I was just a little surprised that a company selling a medical device claiming it can cure what can be quite debilitating conditions, wouldn't be able to pose an unambiguous question or research the anatomy relevant to their product. I suspect ten minutes on Wikipedia would suffice. Never mind.

On a different note, it'd be interesting to see some evidence that this device actually works. There doesn't seem to be much on their website other than a 'clinical study' (in the loosest possible sense of the term) / advertising leaflet. Has anybody used one? Any published trials out there?

In reply to Aly:

Hi the answers are on the website just search the specific product links

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In reply to Aly:

Whilst the answer on the company website isn't the question asked here I think it's clear that that is the answer. Less confusing then the recent comp for some moisturiser or something which 'contained no added water' where the question asked was 'does this product contain water' to which the answer is clearly 'yes' although I don't know if that's the answer they wanted.

In reply to Aly:

And as it turns out I've won the competition so I'll report back if it's any good.

In reply to Lord_ash2000:

Nice one Ash! If you don't have need for the Armaid, you know where to send it...