Medically Approved Resting Splint for Wrist, Hand & Fingers - Includes Free Spare Liner - Supplied to the NHS (Med/LEFT (Palm Width: 7-8.5cm))

This support is fantastic it is so easy to put on & adjust. It is so comfortable. Well worth the money. I ordered it on the 11th of July & it arrived this morning 14th great service. Thanks.

I have given this a neutral rating purely because I could not use this for what was a flexor tendonitis injury ie the tendon has snapped away from the scaphoid bone. this would be no good for that injury due to thumb needing to be out straight whilst I await an operation to fix it.The positives are that the wire frame inside can be manipulated but not into correct shape for flexor tendonitis injury. the fabric is very soft to the touch. (Sorry)

I'm stunned by the quality of this item. It takes some learning how to wear it properly, but I've been sitting here for a few hours, resting my right hand in this support and it's absolutely marvellous.Have to be careful not to over-tighten. Once you get used to how it fits, you can wear it for as long as you like. The cover separates for washing. Do follow manufacturer's instructions on keeping this support clean. I love that each supplied support comes with a spare sleeve. That's incredibly generous. A mesh bag is also supplied to slip the sleeve into for it to keep its shape in the wash. I'm so pleased with my purchase.

If you need a splint that is sturdy yet still comfortable to sleep in then this one is ideal. Having tried a few this is lighter, less bulky and easily adjusted to fit your hand. Very comfortable to wear yet still supportive. It comes with a spare cover which is such a great help, as splint can sometimes be a faff to get washed and dried in time to use them again. I highly recommend this splint.

Very nice when in pain.very comfortable and well padded.Although quite expensive,it's worth every penny.

I found this difficult to apply

I brought this for my son who is disabled. Its a good quality splint but is very bulky. I did buy a large and think I should have got a medium. He did have a medium in another brand but this was a little short on the finger tips and thats why I thought a large would be better. Its always difficult to judge over the internet but good value for money product.

I didn't want to review something before I had tried it but to be honest I am baffled. This is supposed to be small. I have small hands but I could fit both hands into this and my thumb just doesn't come anywhere near where the thumb support is. My thumb would need to be twice as long. The instructions it came with are pretty much non-existent. It uses numbers and figures such as 935 and 937 without any explanation as to what these numbers mean. Apparently you can 'roll' part of it up according to figures 935 and 937 but I don't actually know what they are rolling up. Is it the splint or an attachment? I have no idea how to use this. This is why instructions are needed.