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Costs and funding for a finger prosthesis

How pricing works for a custom silicone finger, why it varies, and the questions to ask your clinician about funding and support.

Why there isn't a single price

A custom silicone finger is made to order for one person, so the cost depends on the extent of the loss, the match required, and your clinician's own fees. That is why BioDigit does not publish a fixed price: a number that fits one case can mislead another.

What you can expect

Your clinician will give you a clear, itemised price before any work begins, along with what happens if a remake is needed. There should be no surprises and no pressure.

Funding and support

Depending on where you live and the reason for your finger loss, there may be insurance, scheme or other support available. Your clinician can talk you through what may apply in your country. It is always worth asking before you commit.

Questions worth asking

  • What is the full cost, itemised, before work starts?
  • What is the delivery window, and what happens if it is missed?
  • What does the remake or refund policy cover?
  • Could any funding or insurance support apply to my situation?
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