Stroke Hand Brace Splint for Straightening Fingers with 5 Fingers Resting Support,Prevent Fingers Curling, Dupuytren's Contractures, Hand Spasms, Fit Right & Left, Men & Women - M

It works great. I sleep with it on . Fingers are curled & this helps straighten them. Hoping it will give me more use of my hand.

So this hand strap is a two way strap so you can just buy one and take turn use for either hand ( one way t save money ) if needed, it’s also actually one of the better design compared to the other one I have bought over time, the issue I have is that couple of those straps that Su post to hold my hand to the main place kept losing up, not able to hold it in place.As far as the comfort concern it’s comfortable!!!The functionality is up to standard, fit’s fine. But again the overall build quality needs improvement. Anyway; would I buy it again; I actually have bought another one the same hopefully those strap will stay in place ( because I think I might have gotten a lemon ) anyway. Let’s hope.

I love this hand brace! As I suffer from “spasticity” on my left side. Meaning, that my left hand looks to “ball-up” on its own periodically. Without any “rhyme or reason”, and must be reopened manually.But ever since I bought this brace. I have been able to combat that reaction. Especially at night. As I choose to sleep with the brace on. Because it is comfortable enough to do so. And my hand used to “claw-up” during the night. With the lower left side of my back registering pain and tightness the following morning. But ever since I began using the hand-brace that has dissipated! Therefore, I am happy and extremely pleased with this purchase.

Great for people who curl their hands at night. Slowly helping my wrists heal

Did it’s job Not too uncomfortable

As an OT, I love the versatility of this splint. I am able to use it as a demo for my clients and recommend an appropriate size.

It is pretty good. Just wish that the lower knuckle bands were a bit wider. I really need to get my fingers extremely depressed and flat as possible. Work's okay though.

We have tried three different splints including one made by the Occupational Therapist to fit. The splint is needed for spasticity from Parkinson's Disease. The hand was completely spastic and unable to be used to use. The first overnight wearing it left the fingers and palm almost flat and most importantly usable! It has been in the spastic position for two years despite using other splints. For whatever cause that forces the hand to need to be immobilized this splint will be very effective.