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title: "Oval-8 Finger Splint Size 8 (1 Splint)"
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# Waterproof & washable Lightweight at 0.317 oz 3-point pressure stabilization Oval-8 Finger Splint Size 8 (1 Splint)

**Brand:** 3-point products
**Price:** RM106
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖐️ Heal smart, live active — the splint that works as hard as you do!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Oval-8 Finger Splint Size 8 (1 Splint) by 3-point products
- **How much does it cost?** RM106 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.my](https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/9006329-oval-8-finger-splint-size-8-1-splint)

## Best For

- 3-point products enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted 3-point products brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Customizable Fit:** Easily adjustable sizing ensures a snug or loose fit tailored to your finger’s needs.
- • **Featherlight Comfort:** Ultra-thin and weighing just 0.317 ounces, it’s barely there but always protective.
- • **Waterproof Durability:** Wear it all day, wash your hands, or get it wet without removing—built for real life.
- • **Precision 3-Point Pressure:** Clinically designed to stabilize and support multiple finger conditions with targeted pressure.
- • **Therapist-Preferred Design:** Trusted by occupational and hand therapists for effective treatment of arthritis, mallet finger, and more.

## Overview

The 3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splint Size 8 is a lightweight, durable, and waterproof finger support designed in the USA. Utilizing a patented 3-point pressure system, it effectively treats over six finger conditions including mallet finger, arthritis, and trigger finger. Its thin, adjustable design allows for comfortable all-day wear without restricting hand function, making it a top choice among hand therapists and active professionals seeking discreet, reliable finger stabilization.

## Description

ORIGINAL OVAL-8 FINGER SPLINT: Made in the USA and designed with 3-points of pressure and an open air design the Oval-8 is the preferred finger splint for Occupational and Hand Therapists. Extremely light and comfortable, the Original Oval-8 Finger Splints support and protect your fingers to help heal injuries and problems caused by Arthritis and other conditions. It effectively treats over 6 finger conditions including Arthritis, Trigger Finger or Trigger Thumb, Mallet Finger, Swan Neck, Hypermobility (EDS) and Crooked or Broken Fingers. Single size packages are perfect for those who know their size or want the convenience of having more than one splint. A Sizing Set and Graduated Sets of 3 sizes are sold separately for those trying Oval-8 Finger Splints for the first time. SIZING: Choosing the correct Oval-8 size can be affected by swelling, temperature or by how precisely the measurement is made. To choose a size likely to fit your finger, wrap a tailor’s measuring tape around the finger joint you are treating. Pull lightly so the tape conforms smoothly around your finger. Use the sizing chart to find the size(s) closest to your measurement. The difference between sizes is very small and you may need more than one size for an accurate fit. The difference in circumference from one size to the next is only 1/16” to 1/8” and can be affected by minor swelling or by how the splint is worn. The sizing method described is not guaranteed to be 100% accurate for all fingers. Oval-8 Finger Splints may need to be adjusted by a healthcare provider trained in fitting splints for the most successful treatment.NOTE: Oval-8 Finger Splints are not recommended for children under the age of 4 as they may cause choking if swallowed. Do not use an Oval-8 over an open sore or wound. Wait until any significant swelling has subsided before wearing. Please discuss the use of this splint with your health care provider.

Review: works as described,. slip it on and forget it. no bending of the finger, no pain! - seems to work, holds finger from binding at the knuckle. make sure you have the correct size. My first one was too tight and the finger became very cold from lack of circulation. I went up one size and have had no problems.
Review: and making it worse in spite of the splint - I have mallet finger, which is a jammed finger. It was caused by too much bending over a period of time of the first joint from the tip of my middle right finger. I managed to do it a little at a time (by knitting, if you can believe that) rather than getting hit hard on the end of my finger and getting it all at once. Don't keep doing something if it hurts! It tore the ligament between the first two joints on that finger on the top of my finger (the part that's outside when you make a fist). This splint can be worn for a lot of different problems in a lot of different positions. If yours doesn't come with a paper diagramming how to wear it for different problems, check on the internet. My comments are about mallet finger, but might also apply generally. My splint is very tight on my finger, but even so, I've found some situations where I'm doing something that catches in the splint, and it gets pulled off. I've usually solved this by putting a bit of medical adhesive tape over the single center spot of it. The splint is small, and hard to see, so if you take one off for any reason, it's hard to find. I lost one that way, and ordered another to replace it, but was lucky enough to find the original before the replacement even arrived). I've since lost the original one while I was trying to pull something out of a package. I pulled, and the stuff came out and yanked the splint off my finger along with the package. I haven't found it this time, but still might. My advice, if you have to wear it for a long time is to get an extra or two. It seems to take about 6 weeks for a ligament to heal, so I'm still going to be wearing one for a while. Plus, I keep trying to do things, and making it worse in spite of the splint, although the splint makes it hard to hurt it. The splint that I bought for at night arrived today, and they come in sets of three, so you can rotate splints. Having several splints seems like a good idea. It seems like it's going to be a good one to use at night to sleep in, but I've only had it for a few hours. It's an Auerbach Mallet Splint, and desertcart has them. But I like the plastic splint for during the day. You can do more with it without further injuring you finger, and it's waterproof. The aluminum with foam one I bought at the drugstore is good for sleeping in, except that it tends to slide off if I move in my sleep. The Auerbach splint doesn't seem like it could be pulled off easily. It's tight enough that I want to take it off at night because it's hard and the center section presses hard against that joint and makes it hurt if I wear it for an extended period of time. I've been using a more conventional splint to sleep in, but that wants to slide off. I just got a different splint to wear at night, but I'm going to continue to wear this during the day. It's convenient that you can wash your hands, and get it wet without hurting it. I can even still knit with it on, but am trying not to knit much. Anyway, this is an excellent splint for mallet finger, and it allows you to use the finger and do things, for the most part.

## Features

- Enhances function and manages Mallet Finger, Swan Neck or Hypermobility, prevents Trigger Finger/Thumb popping & stabilizes Crooked, Jammed or Arthritic Fingers
- No messy tape or straps; thin, lightweight and durable for years of daily wear
- Waterproof and easy to wear; hands can be washed or be in water without removing
- Adjust the fit easily: slide the Plus+ end on first for a looser fit or turn it around for a snug fit
- Choosing the right Oval-8 size for your finger or thumb is crucial for the best results. Please Measure before buying

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00MNQPD6U |
| Best Sellers Rank | #23,035 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #24 in Finger Splints |
| Date First Available | September 18, 2006 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 0.317 ounces |
| Item model number | P1008-8 |
| Manufacturer | 3 Point Products |
| Product Dimensions | 4 x 6.75 x 1 inches |

## Images

![Oval-8 Finger Splint Size 8 (1 Splint) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71nLhcS4jyL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: how many come with this product? can it be taped aswell to keep further in place?**
A: I am not sure about your question: how many come with this product.  They sold each individually if that's what U ask. U don't have to tape and that's why they required U to provide ring size so they want it to be snug fit.  Also U can turn it either way to benefit your problem.  I hope that I answer your question.

**Q: Will this work on a thumb?**
A: Might work on a thumb. The Oval 8 splints are 1 1/2" long; short thumb might not work. Why not call the manufacturer; they are very helpful.

**Q: I have trigger thumb. Do I put the band right on the joint or above or below it?**
A: That is not an issue. Just put it right on your thumb. It will protect the joint

**Q: What are these made out of?**
A: The Oval-8 Finger Splint is made out of mold injected plastic.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ works as described,. slip it on and forget it. no bending of the finger, no pain!
*by S***E on December 22, 2025*

seems to work, holds finger from binding at the knuckle. make sure you have the correct size. My first one was too tight and the finger became very cold from lack of circulation. I went up one size and have had no problems.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ and making it worse in spite of the splint
*by J***L on September 7, 2014*

I have mallet finger, which is a jammed finger. It was caused by too much bending over a period of time of the first joint from the tip of my middle right finger. I managed to do it a little at a time (by knitting, if you can believe that) rather than getting hit hard on the end of my finger and getting it all at once. Don't keep doing something if it hurts! It tore the ligament between the first two joints on that finger on the top of my finger (the part that's outside when you make a fist). This splint can be worn for a lot of different problems in a lot of different positions. If yours doesn't come with a paper diagramming how to wear it for different problems, check on the internet. My comments are about mallet finger, but might also apply generally. My splint is very tight on my finger, but even so, I've found some situations where I'm doing something that catches in the splint, and it gets pulled off. I've usually solved this by putting a bit of medical adhesive tape over the single center spot of it. The splint is small, and hard to see, so if you take one off for any reason, it's hard to find. I lost one that way, and ordered another to replace it, but was lucky enough to find the original before the replacement even arrived). I've since lost the original one while I was trying to pull something out of a package. I pulled, and the stuff came out and yanked the splint off my finger along with the package. I haven't found it this time, but still might. My advice, if you have to wear it for a long time is to get an extra or two. It seems to take about 6 weeks for a ligament to heal, so I'm still going to be wearing one for a while. Plus, I keep trying to do things, and making it worse in spite of the splint, although the splint makes it hard to hurt it. The splint that I bought for at night arrived today, and they come in sets of three, so you can rotate splints. Having several splints seems like a good idea. It seems like it's going to be a good one to use at night to sleep in, but I've only had it for a few hours. It's an Auerbach Mallet Splint, and Amazon has them. But I like the plastic splint for during the day. You can do more with it without further injuring you finger, and it's waterproof. The aluminum with foam one I bought at the drugstore is good for sleeping in, except that it tends to slide off if I move in my sleep. The Auerbach splint doesn't seem like it could be pulled off easily. It's tight enough that I want to take it off at night because it's hard and the center section presses hard against that joint and makes it hurt if I wear it for an extended period of time. I've been using a more conventional splint to sleep in, but that wants to slide off. I just got a different splint to wear at night, but I'm going to continue to wear this during the day. It's convenient that you can wash your hands, and get it wet without hurting it. I can even still knit with it on, but am trying not to knit much. Anyway, this is an excellent splint for mallet finger, and it allows you to use the finger and do things, for the most part.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Helpful, but not quite fitted for mallet finger imho
*by A***W on May 21, 2021*

Great for freeing up my finger to type. Two issues: it didn’t quite make my finger straight enough to correct mallet finger and it actually began cutting off circulation and my finger started swelling. Had to continually remove it, and finally had to go back to my old splint overnight with a little diy padding to cause the finger to be bent a little back at the tip. Lot of trial and error. Then my finger was locked from bending no less than a 90 degree angle, but over time with movement, alternating hot water and cold water while moving it, and the use is about 95% bendable. This splint is a good idea and probably works well for various issues, but for mallet finger you will need it to bend the tip back a little more. I would recommend it as an option for some conditions. Also, for the record it is taking about 5-6 months for full healing of mallet finger, and now it bends not only straight, but I can hyper extend it like before the injury. Long healing though, especially while moving, lifting, packing boxes.

## Frequently Bought Together

- 3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splints, Support and Protection for Arthritis, Trigger Finger or Thumb, and Other Finger Conditions Size 8 (Pack of 1)
- 3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splints, Support and Protection for Arthritis, Trigger Finger or Thumb, and Other Finger Conditions, 3-Pack, Size 8
- 10Pcs Oval Finger Splints & Sleeves Kit, 6 Graduated Trigger Finger Splint & 4 Finger Sleeves for Trigger/Mallet/Arthritis/Straightening, Finger Brace Support for Thumb/Middle/Ring/Index/Pinky(Size 4,5,6,7,8,9)

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