🖐️ Optimal Care Finger Splints for Trigger Finger, Mallet Finger, and Post-Operative Rehabilitation Review

The rough part of the Velcro is plastic and attached to the fabric in a way that leaves a sharp, pointed protrusion that causes pain to surrounding fingers. Not well done.

These finger rests are great. I suffer from trigger finger and need to keep the affected finger still. It does the job. Quick to apply, lightweight, easy to clean. Comes in packs of two so you can wash one while wearing the other.

I have been treated for snap fingers and I also have arthritis and they are very similar to what the doctor gave me to wear at night. The difference is that they are easier to use than what the doctor gave me.

In general, there is nothing decent to say about this. Square edges on poorly melted/sticky sizing strips are worse. I actually threw them away and made my own splints which fit better and don't irritate the inside of my finger. I have NEVER left a one star review but these sucking little things deserve it.

I had surgery to remove my trigger finger and found that my hand cramps after the surgery when I sleep and use my phone for a long time. The brace is effective and inexpensive and I've used it a lot over the past few months. The short extension of the brace is best when resting in the palm of your hand, and the brace can be slightly bent for comfort. Most of the time the brace is in my bag and I put it on when I'm in pain. I sleep with him most of the time.