Fanwer Resting Hand Splint, Stroke Hand Therapy Equipment for Stroke Recovery Patients, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Arthritis, Tendinitis, Metacarpal Breaks (Medium Right)

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So I do not have carpel tunnel, but I have a pinched root nerve in my neck and it mimics a lot of different pains and CT being one of them. My hand can go numb, I get horrible pains in my palm and fingers that causes them to draw up. All the while my wrist feels almost like it is broke. Having an immobilizer brace helps keep the nerves in my wrist and hand calm while the main nerves in my neck flares. I like this brace as it’s comfortable to sleep in (that’s when I use it) and it’s adjustable just about everywhere. It keeps your palm in a neutral position and your fingers can completely relax. It’s also a little longer than traditional wrist brace so it stays in place better imo. And it doesn’t slide up or down; and it doesn’t pinch or feel like it’s poking you.

Fanwer Resting Hand Splint for Stroke Hand Therapy: Buckles turn the straps back, so you don't have to turn your arm 180 degrees, which my arm won't do. Some difficulty getting the Velcro to release. My hand isn't large enough, so, at first, my thumb couldn't reach the thumb slot, but the thumb strap can reach back and attach to the splint, and the free band helps hold it. A smaller size would be better, but this design is an improvement over the octopus Velcro splint from another therapist that hurt to put on and drove me crazy! The buckles make all the difference. My therapist approves.

This is by far the best hand brace/ splint I’ve ever used! The Velcro is incredibly durable. The material is very soft and durable. It’s very supportive and versatile. One of the hardest parts about sleeping since having two ischemic strokes has been finding a comfortable brace that will stay on my hand all night long without any pain or discomfort. I can’t recommend it enough!

excellent