Relieve Finger Locking with the Best Trigger Finger Splint for Straightening, Curved, Bent, Locked & Stenosing Tenosynovitis - Ultimate Brace for Tendon Release & Pain Relief Review

When he opened this product he found it looked flimsy. However, it meets all my requirements with little hesitation. I hardly know him there and he works really well.

Used to stabilize trigger finger to see if it heals on its own. Had surgery on the other finger of the other hand and after six months it was not healing. I don't want to go through that again on the other side.

Totally satisfied with the purchase of this finger depressor. It is comfortable to wear and easy to adjust. I wear it every night and the pain in my arm is decreasing. I would definitely recommend it to anyone with a trigger finger.

I've had trigger/tendinitis issues. The doctor suggested I have my fingers splinted so I ordered this and used sports tape to tie my middle and ring fingers together until they arrived. It fits well but is a bit chunky and most importantly moves too much for me (difficult to print or knit). Let's get back to sports.

Not a bad splint for the trigger finger. Definitely better than the taped ones the doctor gives you. I wish it was half an inch longer. My arms are medium sized for men and a bit short. I see this works well for someone with smaller hands. Also, the velcro started to stretch. I wait for it to break every day. The palm strap can be an inch or two longer for those with larger hands.