Baseline Tactile Monofilaments
Shop Baseline Tactile Monofilaments at Rescue Supply. This collection brings together 28 products in the Sensation range, including options from Baseline. Each listing carries full specifications, sizing and configuration details, so clinical and purchasing teams can match the exact item to their program requirements.
Baseline Tactile Monofilaments are part of the Evaluation category, supporting clinical assessment and measurement in therapy settings. Many items are offered in multiple sizes, colors, resistances or pack quantities — where a product family has selectable options, they are presented together on a single product page so the right variation can be chosen without comparing separate listings.
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Baseline Tactile Monofilament - 2-piece Set - Protective Sensation - 4.56, 5.07 gram — for Sensation in Clinical and Institutional Care
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Baseline Tactile Monofilament - 20-piece Set - Complete — for Sensation in Clinical and Institutional Care
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Baseline Tactile Monofilament - 6-piece Set - Foot - 2.83, 3.61, 4.31, 4.56, 5.07, 6.65 gram — for Sensation in Clinical and Institutional Care
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Baseline Tactile Monofilament - 5-piece Set - Hand - 2.83, 3.61, 4.31, 4.56, 6.65 gram — for Sensation in Clinical and Institutional Care
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Baseline Tactile Monofilament - 2-piece Set - Normal - 2.83, 3.61 gram — for Sensation in Clinical and Institutional Care
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Baseline Tactile Monofilament - 6.65 - 300.0 gram — for Sensation in Clinical and Institutional Care
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Baseline Tactile Monofilament - 6.45 - 180.0 gram — for Sensation in Clinical and Institutional Care
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Baseline Tactile Monofilament - 5.88 - 60.0 gram — for Sensation in Clinical and Institutional Care
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Baseline Tactile Monofilament - 6.10 - 100.0 gram — for Sensation in Clinical and Institutional Care
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Baseline Tactile Monofilament - 5.46 - 26.0 gram — for Sensation in Clinical and Institutional Care
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Baseline Tactile Monofilament - 5.18 - 15.0 gram — for Sensation in Clinical and Institutional Care
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Baseline Tactile Monofilament - 5.07 - 10.0 gram — for Sensation in Clinical and Institutional Care
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Find answers to commonly asked questions below.
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What Baseline tactile monofilaments are in this collection?
Baseline tactile monofilaments for testing touch sensation: full sets and single monofilaments, each marked with its evaluator number and the gram force it delivers, as stated in the titles.
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What sets are available?
The 20-piece Complete set covers the full range. The 6-piece Foot set and 5-piece Hand set group the forces used for those areas, and the 2-piece sets cover Normal sensation (2.83, 3.61) and Protective Sensation (4.56, 5.07).
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What do the numbers on the monofilaments mean?
Each monofilament is numbered for the force at which it bends — the titles run from 2.36 at 0.02 gram up to 6.65 at 300 gram, with the foot-testing standard forces in between, such as 5.07 at 10 gram.
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Can I buy single monofilaments?
Yes — singles are listed across the whole number range, so a lost or worn filament from a set can be replaced by its number.
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Who uses tactile monofilaments?
Clinicians use them in sensation and neuropathy screening — pressing the filament to the skin to find the lightest force a patient can feel, most often on the feet and hands.