​The NAD Pinwheel, which is a pinwheel neurological testing device, provides a disposable solution in aiding professionals in the diagnosing of nerve damage.

It is used by rolling the Wartenberg Pinwheel over the problem area of the body. Its ergonomic handle design and compact size make it easy to handle and appropriately use while performing a wide variety of tests, such as pain perception responses or reactivity and sensitivity of skin or nerves. No sterilization is needed, there is no possibility of cross-contamination since the product is single-use, and it's made in the United States.

There is an assortment of professionals that could benefit from the use of such a device. The Wartenberg Pinwheel saw widespread use in Germany before being accepted into the United States by chiropractors, orthopedists, neurosurgeons, neurologists, physical therapists, and more.

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The pins, which are found along the circumference of the wheel, are used to stimulate nerves across the skin as it is rolled. The NAD Wartenberg Pinwheel is capable of performing these tests, and also address the concerns regarding the hygiene of the tool. Since it is a single-use and dispose of the device, it ensures that each one remains sterile and the medical professional will avoid cross-contamination.