- Description
- Why We Like It
This resting hand splint provides stable, customizable support for recovering from hand injuries and conditions. Integrated finger separators keep each finger securely aligned, while a removable, bendable aluminum insert and adjustable straps allow you to tailor the fit and position. Soft foam and polyester materials with a machine-washable cover offer comfortable, easy-to-maintain daily support for either hand.
Specification
| What’s Included | 1x Resting Hand Splint |
|---|---|
| Color(s) | Black |
| Size(s) | One size (Universal, fits left or right hand) |
| Product Weight | 0.27 lbs |
| Product Material(s) | Polyester, Foam, Aluminum |
| Latex Free | No |
| Care Instructions | Remove aluminum splint. Machine wash cover in cold water with like colors. Hang dry. |
| Special Features |
Can be used flat or bent for adjustments Removable cover Finger separators Thumb strap (9 in long) Bendable aluminum splint Unisex design |
| Used For |
Immobilization Stroke finger recovery Ruptured metacarpal bones Tendinitis Joint sprain treatment Postoperative care Carpal tunnel syndrome Various hand dysfunctions |
Frequently Asked Questions
A wrist brace holds the wrist and leaves the fingers free. This holds the wrist and the fingers, each finger in its own channel, so the whole hand rests in a neutral position. It's the one to use when fingers are curling, drifting, or stiffening overnight. Arthritis, after a stroke, or during recovery from a hand injury.
If one finger catches or is injured, splint that finger. If several fingers or the whole hand are stiff, curling or painful, this is simpler and holds everything at once. Many arthritis customers use this at night and a Hot and Cold Finger Sleeve during the day.
Either. It's universal, and the straps wrap in whichever direction you need. The aluminum insert can be bent to suit the hand you're fitting.
Yes. There's a removable aluminum insert inside the foam. Take it out, bend it by hand to the angle your therapist has recommended, and slide it back. Don't bend it repeatedly. Set it once.
It's designed for it. The shell is soft foam and polyester, the finger separators are padded, and the Velcro straps let you set it snug without squeezing. If you wake with tingling fingers, loosen the straps a notch. That's the fit, not the splint.
Yes. Take the aluminum insert out, hand wash the foam and fabric in cool water with mild soap, squeeze. Don't wring, and air dry flat. Put the insert back when it's completely dry.
Talk to the occupational or physical therapist first. A resting splint is standard after stroke, but the angle it's set at matters and changes as the hand recovers. Once they've told you the position, this splint can be bent to match.
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