🔗 NY Ortho Elastic Contracture Cushions with Grips Review

My head nurse wears them half the day when the splints are not in use. I like that they can move their fingers while keeping finger contractures at a good level of comfort with the thumb spread. Soft to the touch but hard so contractures don't squeeze it. Can use the magic marker on the white stripe to write his name on it. Have a small size for petite senior. The white band is a bit loose, the design would be better if it could be adjusted, maybe with a velcro. Can be washed in a mesh bag or…

I suffer from "trigger" syndrome - the last three fingers of my left hand are pressed tightly into the palm. Part of my occupational therapy involves reaching for an object like a rubber ball or a juicer day and night to keep my nails from digging into my palm. No more morning pains with NYOrtho's palm! No more waking up at night looking for my grip - the rubber band does it! Also, NYOrtho comes in two sizes (I bought both) so you can choose the right size for your hand. In addition, the…

Update: As of March 18th (less than a month of use) the straps had stretched badly. I am giving a 5 star rating based on the level of comfort my husband seems to offer BUT be aware that you will likely be replacing them quickly. Additional note: I would recommend buying two pairs if you don't plan on drying them in a tumble dryer as they do air dry for a while. hands, especially in hospital patients. They are also VERY easy to clean (even stain number two) and don't absorb moisture from sweat…