SPLINT-FINGER TOAD MED

These finger splints helped me through my first time with trigger fingers. It can be very painful to have a trigger finger, especially when you bend it all the time.

This item will not do what I needed. It turns out that this was the wrong thing for me to buy. This was because there was not detailed enough pictures for me to be able to tell that it would not do the job.

I recently injured my index finger, and though I knew it wasn't broken, it was hurting whenever I used it. (When I wasn't using it, it didn't hurt,so I wouldn't think and I would use it and it would hurt again...worse!) I figured if I splinted it it would force me to not use it and it would finally get better. I went to the pharmacy and all they had was a two-pack of splints. one was longer, one was shorter, both kept the finger perfectly straight, both had velcro that didn't work well, and both ended up cutting into me and making new places hurt. I ordered this on a whim figuring it would be no better than what I had. I just had to try. It was easy to put on and I was immediately surprised at how comfortable it was. It also holds the finger straight, but in a more natural position so that I didn't feel as though my finger was being stretched so much that my wrist hurt. It held my finger securely without having to be tight. It was the right length for me so that it didn't cut into my hand. To take it off I only had to move the metal tab slightly and turn and slide. I even slept good with it on. My finger healed nicely in a short time after I got this, it was exactly what I needed. the only drawback I found was that after sleeping with this on, I felt like the sides of my finger where the tabs held on was kind of dented in a bit and I had to take it off for a bit to get a break. It didn't cut off the circulation, it just felt uncomfortable. Not enough to stop me from using it. If you have a finger injury, this could be the answer.

Did the job