I use ones for boar hunting rifles.  They are small, like a pencil.  Once you turn them on, they stay on for the day.
Some folks take them apart and reconfigure them--Margart Cotts may have instructions.  But I am not handy like that, so I use the hunting ones.   (I pay $39.00 for each of them.  Buy them at Walmart in the sporting goods section)

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Alisa Brownlee, ATP
Clinical Manager, Assistive Technology Services
ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) Association National Office
 and Greater Philadelphia Chapter
Direct Phone: 215-631-1877

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From: xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Erin Singleton
Sent: Wed 3/9/2011 5:46 PM
To: xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Laser pointer

Hi everyone-

Can someone suggest a place I can get a laser pointer that turns on and off without requiring hand usage. I know someone had told me about a kit a while back. Someone also mentioned hunting stores selling them??

Erin Singleton M.A., CCC-SLP
Neuroscience Outpatient Rehabilitation Center
2335 East Kashian Lane, Suite 301
Fresno, California 93701
Office: (559) 459-6056
Cell: (559) 250-1949
Fax: (559) 459-2957
Email: xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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