Flamingo Functional Wrist Splint (Neoprene) OC2474 - Small

Frequently Asked Questions

• How tight should a wrist splint be for fracture?
  The fit should be snug, but not tight. it should not be so tight that your extremity below the splint is turning blue, purple, feels numb or tingly or cold to the touch. Conversely, the fit should not be loose enough to allow your limb to be moving or sliding inside of the splint.
• Is that fit for both the hands?
  Yes, it has a Contoured aluminum splint which can be interchanged according to sides.
• When do we need to use wrist splints (neoprene)?
  When experiencing pain, tingling sensation, and discomfort in the wrist all the time due to any underlying medical condition like a Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or an injury, doctors usually suggest wearing a wrist splint.
• What is the difference between wrist splint and wrist support?
  Wrist Splints are ideal for conditions such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Sprains, or Wrist Tendonitis. A Wrist Support Guard is ideal for sports or activities that require full flexibility in the wrist.
• How long should you wear a wrist splint?
  You should continue to wear a brace for at least 4 to 8 weeks or until your symptoms are gone.