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10,058,135 – Dr. Johnson – Sensitivity Enhancement Glove

Patent No.: 10,058,135 (get PDF)

Invention Title: Sensitivity Enhancement Glove

Assignee: Johnson; Lanny L.

Abstract: A sensitivity enhancement glove having at least one sleeve with a unique aperture to enhance performance by capitalizing on neuroanatomy and create hyper sensitivity and thereby enhance effects on proprioception and simultaneous musculoskeletal functions.

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