Manufacturer and exporter of adjustable aluminum finger splint braces with high quality and competitive price.
Customized service(including customized design /LOGO/ color / sizes / material/ packings / boxes and so on)
Sampls are available for testing .
Description:
Damage, apply to the tips of your fingers cut after cleaning, after suture, distal knuckles fixed, fingers straight, long arthritis postoperative finger cramping, refers to the extensor tendon rupture, small finger to tear caused folding finger with a hammer
Material: Aluminum, foam
Feature:
Lightweight aluminum protects injured fingers.
Ventilated foam padding.
Folds over the end of the finger to provide protection and stabilization.
Size: S,M,L
Other name:
Medical finger splint boots,hand and finger splints,finger stabilizer splint,splinter for broken finger, finger straightening splint,broken finger brace,finger flexion splint, hand brace for trigger finger,velcro finger splint,finger orthosis / support/ belts / splints / stabilizers / immobilizers/ sleeves / straps / wraps / joint/ bandage / cap holders / pads / compression / protectors / protection / guards / thumb splints /finger cast/ posture braces / pain relief braces for sleeping or working with hooks and loops (velcro tapes) for medical surgical pain or injury post op rehabilitation or postures or ecercise sports funcitonal protection.
Customized for adults and children, for women and men.
FAQ:
Q1: What is a finger splint?
Finger splints are sometimes used to hold your finger in place to keep it from moving, such as when it is sprained or broken. They can also be used to increase the range of motion of a finger that is stuck in a bent position and needs constant stretching. A variety of splints are available to treat finger injuries, including cot finger splints with or without straps, Frog Finger braces, Baseball Finger supports, Medical fracture Four-leaf finger splint, Multipurpose Strack Finger.
Q2: How do you use a metal finger splint?
Using the medical tape, wrap at least 2-3 layers around the tip of your finger. ...
Tape between the first and second knuckles of the injured finger.
Make sure you do not move or bend your finger when applying the splint as further movement will cause further injury.
Q3: Do finger splints work?
Finger splints are commonly used to protect fingers and to help align the small joints that may be affected by various forms of arthritis or injury. ... Splints can be used to immobilize a joint in a certain position or to increase the mobility of a joint that is stuck in a particular position.
Q4: How long should I keep my finger splint on?
Wearing a splint on your finger to keep it straight is the most common treatment for mallet finger. You may need to wear a splint for different lengths of time. If your tendon is only stretched, not torn, it should heal in 4 to 6 weeks if you wear a splintall the time.
Q5: Do you sleep with a splint on?
The splint holds the joint in a neutral position. The symptoms are worse at night because your hand is more likely to bend while you're sleeping. ... A support bandage can be used instead of a splint. Studies suggest that wearing a splint can improve the symptoms within a few weeks, but the effect is often only temporary.
