Radial Nerve Palsy Splint with Knob, Adjustable Dynamic Wrist Drop Brace for Finger Extension, Saturday Night Palsy, Crutch Palsy, MCP Arthroplasty, and Stroke Recovery (Left, S/M)

I bought it for a person .To straighen the hand but he dont want it . Dont like the exersize so I'm done. Thats why im sending it back

I received what looked like a previously returned item. The finger tension string would only tighten and was too short to use that way. Even if it wasn't defective, this is extremely overpriced for what it is.

really helps if u actually take time to recover but definitely works

Approximately five months ago, I woke from surgery with my hand curled into a ball tight to my chest. Upon further testing, I learned, I had crushed nerves and radial nerve palsy, which could take more than a year to heal. I was given instructions to get this particular brace, which I felt was cumbersome and painful to me. It was very difficult to put on my right hand by using my left hand I am right hand dominant once it was on. I did not understand the concept of trying to use my fingers. I wish now that I had returned it During the window, but I did not. I do not recommend this product due to its lack of information about how to use it. It came with no paperwork.

This brace is...interesting. But in a good way. It works but I was just shocked by how it worked. It is weird feeling and I wasn't expecting the tension and stretch it gave me. The tension can be adjusted by the way to help you build up to higher levels. At first it may be a little intimidating and daunting but when you get used to it, it is really helpful. It is comfortable to wear and really helps to rehab and strengthen your hand and wrist. I highly recommend it if you are dealing with those kinds of things

Extremely hindered hand and finger movement. Made mobility of the hand with drop wrist worse and extremely hard to put on . I returned it.

It a good product but harde to put on and adjust. Once it's on its Awesome.

The lightweight brace has a wheel operated lift, like in Middle Ages, to pull up with ease and hold tightly four (4) fingers leaving the thumb free to hook or grab. The tubular brace is reinforced by a perforated, aluminum splint laying in the upper surface, which can be bent up to 45 degrees (deg. º). The wrist can move sidewise a little bit. The brace is comfortable to wear and can be quickly removed for bathing and washing. The brace forms an ergonomic, wrist protective, reinforced tube, which upper, stiff part is a strong base to have the mechanical lift pulling up the fingers hard using the block and tackle principle. The upper surface is nicely finished with a durable leather. The brace is easy to take off and put on allowed by three (3) perpendicular straps ending with Velcro closures. It is well stitched together and fits around the wrist area snugly.