Carpal Tunnel Wrist Brace with Thumb Support,Adjustable Thumb Spica Splint Right Left Hand,Wrist Guard for Arthritis,Tendonitis,Pain,syndrome,De Quervain's Tenosynovitis Women & Men

Ordered because doctor said i should keep my wrist in a brace for the coming weeks. Fits well and snug, it’s very supportive and has good stability. Very light weight and easy to use.

Use it all day to work and it alleviates the pain I would usually have. Very good quality, adjustable and comfortable.

Only bad is the thumb part rubs the base of my thumb

One of the most comfortable I've had and not super sweaty. The thumb space was way too big, but it was easy to take the metal piece and squeeze it together a little. It seems to be sturdy as well. Overall very pleased with the price and the product.

The stability of this item is amazing and made with quality materials. There's two removable support bars, one for the thumb & the second for the wrist. I left both in (as I personally needed) but at least there's options if you do not want or need both. The thumb support really makes a difference vs. braces that leave your thumb out. This brace provided me with a tremendous amount of relief.

Arrived quick, fits perfect and easy to put on. Lightweight and good quality. Definitely has helped with the pain in my wrist!

I'll start by saying that, for my wrist, this is one of the most comfortable braces I've ever worn. If it were just for the wrist, the pain relief seems like it could be quite good.The fatal flaw that caused me to return it is the disaster that is the thumb brace.It's big. Extremely too big. There is a removable metal bracing strip inside. The metal itself cannot be in any way adjusted, only removed. Removing it halfway defeats the purpose of getting a dual thumb and wrist brace. But even if it didn't, there's still the problem of how the strap for the thumb is designed to go around that huge, useless chunk of metal. So if you try to use the strap without that metal, it is very difficult to get it to stay right. And it is bulky enough to be a joke.I'd avoid this one for sure.

I either bought this on accident thinking I was buying a second one (back up) for the one I already had or I wanted to try another style to see if I like it. It's lighter weight than some of my other ones, and at first I thought it was a piece of crap. But my other favorite one was dirty so I wore this one to work (I'm a landscaper). For work, this is ABSOLUTELY the one I prefer! I am going to buy a couple more. It's not as soft as the one I wear around the house or to bed, but it's not as bulky or heavy. It's easier to move around in and it doesn't get as dirty as the softer ones. It's slimmer and makes day-to-day tasks much easier. For any kind of work (even computer work) I would definitely recommend this one. I'd sleep with it if I had to, but like I said, it's not as cushiony-soft as some of them. The one I'm wearing while writing this is soft, bulky and a pain in the azz to type with. If you want one for work, hit the "add to cart" button.I'm using it for a scaphoid union that's now turned into needing, at least, a partial fusion. Also bad arthritis, carpal tunnel and tendonitis. When I don't wear the brace my hand hurts and swells up. When I wear the brace I can function and do most daily tasks. I am used to wearing braces now, it only took a short while to get used to (maybe a couple weeks or so). Now I feel weird without it. I literally forget I'm wearing it most of the time. I have a collection of braces and none of them have the "perfect" fastening solution (just fyi).Anyways, I hope this helps someone who's dealing with some similar issues I'm coping with. I'm sincerely not in any pain (or very little) when I'm in the brace. You have full function of your fingers and you can use your thumb too, but it's stabilized.P.S. I have another brace I bought from the hospital. It sits on my dresser, as a backup, collecting dust.

Very easy to put on and adjust as necessary.

Seit Jaren habe ich Schmerzen an meinen Handgelenken, besonders intensiv linksseitig. Es handelt sich nach Aussage von verschiedenen Ärzten um fortgeschrittene Artrose. Mir wurden im Rahmen einer kleinen OP am Handgelenk links, einige Nerven verödet um die Schmerzinformation zu unterbinden. Der Erfolg blieb überschaubar und die Schmerzen sind etwas verändert aber immer noch sehr present. Alternativ zu einer Stabilisierung (Bockieren der Bewegungsmöglichkeiten) des Handgelenkes durch eine weitere OP, habe ich alternativ einige Hangelenkstützen ausprobiert, diese war die teuerste aber gleichzeitig die beste Lösung. Die Daumenschiene habe ich für einen besseren Tragekomfort entfernt, offenbar brauche ich diese nicht zwingend. Die Anwendung von Handgelenkstützen stellt individuelle Anforderungen, es gibt daher keine optimale Lösung für alle Probleme. Wenn es darum geht, das Handgelenk in siner Bewegung maximal einzuschränken bei gleichzeitig gutem Tragekomfort ist diese Stütze meine persönliche Empfehlung.

Some people here say it doesn’t work for de Quervain. I’d disagree. You can move your thumb inward a bit but my doctor said that slight movement is a good thing so long as the base of the thumb can’t move. Mine arrived brand new and works fantastic. Even my doctor said it was an impressive buy.

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Bonjour,Ce support à poignet m'a été d'une bonne utilité à la guérison.Merci!