LimbMatch is encouraging prosthesis users to share honest feedback about devices they have worn through a prize draw closing on 12 October 2026.
The platform’s campaign invites members to complete their profiles and submit device reviews, helping others explore prosthetic options through first-hand experience. Its published prize is a £100 Amazon UK gift voucher, with one winner selected at random.
The invitation welcomes positive, negative and mixed experiences. For the wider prosthetics community, it highlights the value of making everyday wearer knowledge easier to find.
How to Enter
According to the official prize draw details, participants must create a free device-wearer account, complete their profile and leave an honest review of a prosthetic device they have worn.
Each device review counts as one entry, with a maximum of three entries per person. Entry is free and open to device-wearer members aged 18 or over, excluding LimbMatch employees and their immediate families.
The terms specify a deadline of midnight GMT on 12 October 2026. The prize has no cash alternative, and a positive review does not improve the chance of winning. Applicants should consult the full terms before entering.
The campaign message also states that members who have already completed their profiles and submitted a review are automatically entered.
Giving Everyday Experience a Place
LimbMatch brings together prosthetic device information, wearer reviews and clinic listings. The platform allows users to search and compare devices using factors such as limb type, activity level and funding route.
Its frequently asked questions explain that reviews cover aspects including comfort, fit, functionality and durability. LimbMatch says its team checks submissions before publication to confirm that they come from genuine device users. It also states that manufacturers cannot pay to change or remove reviews.
For someone considering a device, this information could provide useful questions to take into a clinical appointment. A review describing daily use may help readers understand which features matter to them and what they would like to discuss with their prosthetist.
Why Context Matters Across the IMEA Region
For users across the Middle East, Africa and South Asia, helpful feedback could include the activities a device supports, how long it has been worn and the circumstances in which it performs well—or presents difficulties.
For example, a reviewer might describe walking on uneven ground, using stairs, spending long periods at work or accessing maintenance. These are suggested topics for meaningful feedback, rather than requirements of the competition.
Such detail helps readers interpret an individual experience. A device that suits one person’s goals and circumstances may be less suitable for another, making context more useful than a rating alone.
Supporting Better Conversations
LimbMatch explicitly describes its role as supporting informed discussions with clinicians. It does not recommend a specific device for an individual or replace clinical advice.
For IMEA CPO readers, the campaign offers an opportunity to encourage constructive feedback from people who use prostheses every day. Honest accounts can identify both strengths and practical difficulties, giving other wearers a clearer starting point for their own questions.
Users can visit the LimbMatch prize draw page to read the terms and participate before the deadline.
- LimbMatch: Prize draw details and terms
- LimbMatch: Explore the platform
- LimbMatch: How reviews and device comparisons work