Thumb Spica Splint & Wrist Brace | Both a Wrist Splint and Thumb Splint to Support Sprains, Tendinosis, De Quervain's Tenosynovitis, Fractures | Trigger Thumb Brace for Carpal Tunnel (Left L)

Exactly what my wife needed because what she did to her wrist and she said it works perfectly for her

Just as described. Keeps the thumb straight and braced good. Good support on wrist. Would give 5 stars but it won’t let me.

It arrived on time, fit's okay except for my short hand. Anyway, it does the job and helps. Besides, I wear it at night and that's what I needed it for.

Good fit and good quality.

Just received it yesterday but it is providing relief for my thumb and wrist pain.

The thumb support is great and helps reduce thumb pain. However, this brace also has a palm splint, which is not removable. The palm splint comes almost to the base of the fingers, especially when the fingers are bent at the carpometacarpal (CMC) joints. This really limits hand and finger motion. I can't type unless I really loosen the palm, and then I make a bunch of typos whenever I wear this brace.So, I wind up wearing this only when I am sleeping or watching television.

great

This was purchased upon recommendation by my medical clinic to wear after DeQuarvains Tenosynovitis surgery (had a cast for 3 weeks post-surgery, then needed to wear this brace for three more weeks). This brace supposedly is designed specifically for this condition, and I'm not sure I could recommend it for managing the condition prior to surgery because it is still uncomfortable but I definitely could not recommend it for post-surgery. I found that the "seams" or overlapping portions of the brace as well as one of the metal stays (stiffener inserts) were directly over the affected area causing extreme discomfort over the incision along the path of the tendon. It was unbearable without stuffing it with cotton padding. The other areas where inserts were placed were also uncomfortable including the thumb where it had a metal 90 degree bend upside down over the thumb (second from left in photo). There were a total of two stiff plastic bars and two metal pieces that I tried cutting out to make it useful but it still was painful and I discontinued use after a couple of days. I've added a photo of the pieces I removed for an idea of what's in there. The wide metal bar was in the palm, which is fine except the small brace was still to large for me and it didn't fit in my hand well. The entire brace was too large for my small arm so the straps wouldn't tighten the brace enough to secure it without placing padding under it. Definitely not a good choice for me, waste of money. Maybe useful for some other condition (?) but definitely not my DeQuarvains Tenosynovitis.