Brace On EZ Finger Splint, Finger Brace for Injuries and Support, Trigger Finger Splint, Trio 3-Pack, Sizes 10, 11, 12

If you think you will never need more than one of these, think again. I lost 2 the first time I had a trigger finger and had to keep ordering replacements. Then recently I got another trigger finger on my other hand and was glad I had a 3 pack of different sizes. Well I lost it the first time I was working in the garden. If you don't think you will ever need them again, or won't need a different size, then be sure to tape them on when you are active. What really good is I can get multiples for a whole lot less than the original Oval 8's cost me the first time around. And these work just as well. I didn't have a problem with sharp edges, but I can see how some might. Just use a band aid under it. WARNING! Whatever you do, be sure to take this off a few times during the day and use your other hand to bend the finger several time without the trigger figure doing any of the work or triggering. That will keep you from ending up with a forever stiff finger. expect it to take 6 to 8 weeks to heal.

was having problems with proximal phalanges from thumb locking up as well as middle finger when i went to grab something. then i'd have to pop it back and it hurt even more. decided to purchase this to keep thumb and middle finger straight to see if it heals. item's not uncomfortable to wear. it is difficult when grabbing stuff but i improvise. this was a great purchase for me. thank you.

I had ordered a previous Brand and it only came with sizes 3,6,8,9 of which non fit my fingers but this set had larger sizes for mechanic hands. I bought these for Trigger Finger on my thumb. I am surprised how well it keeps your finger straight and not very intrusive while working.

This helped my trigger thumb a lot! It’s so basic, but does the trick.

The concept is great but they rub on skin causing blister like sores. I’m going to try using an anti perspiration stick (:secret or another brand) to prevent this from happening like I do with new shoes or sandals

Trigger thumb was making it impossible for me to type, which was a problem because I write for a living. A large and clumsy wrap-around neoprene brace worked for preventing trigger contractions but made it impossible to type. The brace covered my thumb entirely, which meant I couldn't feel it or direct it with any accuracy, leading to all kinds of gibberish on the page and keyboard contortions that launched new windows out of the blue, etc. Then I found this little guy. Not only does it fit on my thumb, but I can slide it ever so slightly toward my palm so it's out of the way of the spot where my thumb makes contact with the space bar. Now I can type all day without creating havoc, and that trigger thumb never triggers. Mission accomplished for a great price. Not recommended for lifting heavy objects as the lightweight plastic brace might break under the strain of pressing heavily onto an immobile object. And that would be bad. But this is perfect for me and such an improvement over the wrap-around brace.

These finger splints really help relieve pain in my arthritic fingers. One finger is really crooked sideways, and using the splint eases the bone-on-bone grinding by holding the joint a bit straighter. The set of three sizes is very handy, because some days my hands are more swollen than other days so I have to use a different size. The best part is that I can get my hands wet or dirty while wearing the splint, and the splint simply rinses off, good as new. Wish I had found these a couple years ago when my arthritis first started getting bad.

I have to wear a splint 24/7 for 6 weeks. I refuse to go that long without washing my hands or hair, so a waterproof splint is a wonderful thing. I may have ordered too big. It's hard to measure my pinky accurately since the tape won't curl that tightly, and I thought I was between a couple of sizes that would be covered in the mid essential range. However the 4 still lets my pinky curve, enough to comfortably type. I'm trying to undo a contracture that is bending both joints in and locking them and while my pinky cannot be fully straightened, it can go straighter than this splint makes it go. For now I've stuffed some tissue in under the loop ends to help (removing that for shower time). Now as to what this does right: It blends in very nicely with my skin (having just one color option isn't fair to people with other skin tones but at least this hue works for me). It's lightweight, and strong, and perfectly fine in the shower other than getting slick with soap so I have to be careful not to slip it off. I can sleep comfortably with it on. When it's dry it stays on quite well. It's making my typing a little clumsy but not impossible like the giant wad of tape my doctor put on did. It reaches from finger base to ball of finger tip, unlike many splints I've looked at which would allow the tip to bend. I chafe a little under it and will be relieved when I can stop splinting my finger but it's only an inconvenience rather than a nightmare to have it on. I just wish it had a flatter curve so my finger would be pushed straighter. The pack came with a card saying to email support if the fit was still not quite right, which I did two days ago to explain the issue and ask if they thought a 3 would work (I don't want to blindly spend 18 bucks on the three-pack holding the 3 just to test). There has been no reply, and I am ordering a custom item from Etsy instead.

Funcionaron muy bien

Me gustó que venga gran cantidad de férulas de distintos tamaños, el único inconveniente es que no te mandan caja (siendo que se anuncian mediante las fotos la caja con las férulas)