Review on Medium Neoprene Cock Up OTC Splint for Optimal Results by Lancy Rakesh

From time to time I get tendonitis in my wrist and hand. I work a lot on the computer, so it's not surprising. I've tried many tires over the years and this is by far the best I've tried. Whenever I have flare-ups, I put a splint on my wrist and relax for a couple of weeks. Fortunately, this treatment always cures. With my last torch I ordered one for my right hand to try out and I liked it so much I ordered another for my left hand. I used an old Futuro brand splint on my left hand and it's not that comfortable and my hand is sweaty. This tire is very comfortable and the support is also very good. I can't bend my wrist and my hand doesn't sweat. I can leave it on for many hours and don't feel like I need to take it off for comfort. I have to do this with other wrist splints. The color/design of the tire is also good. A flesh-colored bus might harmonize better, but I don't care about harmony. I don't try to hide it. The price of the tire is also very attractive. The only possible downside to this tire might be durability. Although I haven't worn it long enough to know. If it breaks, it is inexpensive to replace. While this is a very comfortable brace and I could probably wear it 24/7 for a few days, I'll probably wear it again for prevention once my tendinitis clears up: ProFlex 4000 Single Strap Right Wrist Strap, Black, Medium I' I'd be happy if I didn't have to wear anything, but I'm afraid I have to. Wrist wraps are the most comfortable and least restrictive, but they haven't helped me prevent relapses.