Soft Home 6 Pack Oval Finger Splints Waterproof Finger Splint for Arthritis, Trigger Finger,Mallet Fingers - Trigger Finger splints For Thumb, Index, Middle, Pinky or Ring Finger

I have lot of pain in my ring finger when I do embroidery . But now it's much better. I bought 5-10. Big sizes r too big for me . Most useful r 5,6 n 7

I have trigger thumb and these do a good job keeping the finger immobilized so that you can't bend them too far. This is what I needed to help with the inflammation. The only reason why I took away one star was that I don't have quite the right size for my thumb. One is a bit too big so that it can accidently come off occasionally and the next size down is too small so that my thumb starts discoloring.

This is a nice little brace. It holds my thumb knuckle in place with just the right amount of give (other braces have over-straightened the joint, causing pain and slowing my recovery, so a little give is good). It's lightweight and unobtrusive, even for me, and I'm crazy-sensitive to pressure on any part of my body. I can type and use my phone and generally use my thumb normally with it on, to the point I forget I'm wearing it. It stays in place well, and I can even wash my hands with it on (though it does come loose in soapy water, so I have to be careful not to lose it). On an environmental note, I searched for a friendly option for my strained thumb tendon, but the metal braces have a soft foam lining (a microplastic disaster) and come in plastic, the cloth ones are all synthetic (again, microplastics) and come in plastic, and even the silicon sleeves come wrapped in individual zip-lock plastic bags inside a larger zip-lock plastic bag, and they wear out quickly. These braces are plastic, and they came packaged in a zip-lock plastic bag, but it was a very small bag, with the multi-pack all together in one bag. They also seem like they'll last much longer - long enough for my poor thumb to heal. And they're hard enough not to be shedding microplastics every time I wash my hands. So, overall, I think they might be the best choice for a low-plastic option. It sucks that there aren't better options, but my attempts to make my own failed, so here we are.... Anyway, I recommend this brace if you need to keep a finger or thumb joint in place with a light "fingerprint."

Tuve el dedo en gatillo bastante tiempo, primero me mandó el doctor una férula, era súper incómoda, investigando encontré éstas y casi, casi me olvidaba del dedo. Súper cómoda, te mantiene el dedo estirado con mínima invasión.

Ordered from this vendor super expensive and also from a much cheaper vendor also they are exactly the very same. Colour and smoothness also the same quality. Just wanted to see for myself if there was any difference.

My hand doctor suggested finger splints for my multiple trigger fingers. These are identical to the Oval-8 finger splint (which I had but lost), but at a fraction of its price. Work great. Very easy to use. The close to my skin color make them look more inconspicuous which I like. They do help a lot to prevent the pain caused by the "triggering" while I work on the computer and while I play the piano. It is amazing that they don't get in the way much at all. The different sizes provide the flexibility of finding the right fit for different fingers. Great value!