🤲 Mueller Wrist Brace for Sports Medicine Review

This is a very good brace for a tennis player as it doesn't get in the way of the thumb. Actually the picture is wrong. The straps should be on the outside of the wrist.

For me this is a replacement strap. I used to have the same brand. This new one is a little tight. Maybe it will come off if I use it. My hands/wrists are above average. If you have a wide wrist, this is not for you. Perhaps the company should have a larger size available. All in all this is a good product.

Ordered on doctor's recommendation for carpal tunnel. Does what it's supposed to: Limits wrist flexion during sleep with the least "mass" of most wrist rests. Sometimes the feel of the top edge in the lower "corner" of the palm bothers me. There is no need to put fabric underneath. Other times I don't even notice it.

The thing is great. I've worn one of these occasionally for the past 20 years. yes the same I have looked for a new one many times but have never been able to find it in stores. Eventually gave up and searched online. I was so excited to have a beautiful new clean one. Needless to say the quality is great otherwise my first one would never have lasted 20 years.

I have tendonitis in my right thumb so I don't need to move it too much when working on the computer. This is the best packaging I have found for this purpose. It provides ample support as the top middle portion of the wrap is extended to fit around the base of the thumb to restrict movement without overly restricting it. It's also very convenient. Highly recommended.

This product was recommended to my husband by his doctor to relieve some of the symptoms of carpal tunnel disease. My husband has tried other orthoses but they did not provide adequate wrist support. This product does. He really wishes the brace was lighter, but recognizes that it probably needs to be the way it is to provide enough wrist support. Overall, my husband is very happy with this bracelet.

I have had many of these handy pain relievers over the years. I use one for my "mouse hand" when I do a lot of computer work. When I used to do a lot of keyboard work I used two, but now I usually use the one on my hand for the mouse. If I forget to put it on before my arm hurts, I just squeeze it tighter for a while. and then release it after the pain subsides. I can easily put it in my pocket and take it with me. Sometimes I've had to use stiffer braces for sleep and computer work, but I get…