Prosthetic and orthotic clinics that want a cosmetic glove fitted on the day it is chosen are the natural home of the FCGFL. Its three standard sizes and single long length mean the glove can be on the shelf before the booking, and the appointment can run from size choice to finished fitting without a break.
Prosthetic technicians are the people whose time it shapes most. With L, M and S already in the room, a technician opens the chosen size, eases the silicone over the prosthetic fingers and works it down the long length while the patient is present. Every minute of the slot goes on that fitting, and the technician can move straight on to the next booking once the glove is settled.
Clinic coordinators and the staff who build the rota gain a simpler week. A first glove fitting can be planned as one appointment, and a renewal booked against the size already on the record takes the same length of slot. Glove fittings fill predictable blocks of chairside time, and the workshop diary can be planned around them.
Limb-fitting centres seeing a steady flow of upper-limb patients can hold one or two of each size and fit from stock across a clinic session. Outreach and visiting clinics carry the same advantage on the road: a small set of sizes travels with the team, so a patient seen at a remote session can leave wearing the glove.
Patients feel the result as one visit. They arrive with a prosthetic hand, the size is chosen with them at chairside, and they go home with the silicone glove fitted and in place.


