Finger Splint

Features of a finger splint, like the one pictured, typically include the following:

Materials: Made from composite fabrics, neoprene, nylon, foam, and/or aluminum for support and comfort.

Design:
Contoured, streamlined design, often adjustable to fit the user’s body shape.
May include an aluminum splint or splints to stabilize the finger or thumb.
Adjustable straps (often hook-and-loop) at the wrist and/or fingers for a custom fit and secure fixation.
Some models are reversible, suitable for both left and right hands.

Comfort and Breathability:
Soft, lightweight, breathable, and moisture-wicking materials keep the hand cool and dry.
May feature ventilation holes to reduce heat.

Function:
Provides moderate support and immobilization of the injured or painful finger or thumb joint.
Relieves pain associated with arthritis, tendonitis, sprains, strains, carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger thumb, etc.
Generally allows free movement of unaffected fingers.
Easy to apply and adjust, setimes with one hand.
Care: Often hand-washable for hygiene.