Accusure Mallet Finger Splint Medium (F3)

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is mallet finger curable?
  By using finger splint most mallet finger injuries are treatable without surgery.
• How to immobilize a mallet finger?
  Use the two straps to secure the splint in place. Bend the joint into the correct position, slightly bending upwards, and hold it in place until the splint is rigid enough to hold its shape. The splint will be fully rigid in 2–3 minutes.
• How to avoid mallet finger?
  Mallet finger is usually caused by injuries, avoiding certain activities like baseball and basketball can help prevent injury. You can also follow safety guidelines when lifting heavy objects or using machinery. Stretch the finger tendons before and after periods of exertion.
• Does mallet finger fully heal?
  Yes, a mallet finger can heal but will need immobilization – in the form of mallet finger splint. Keeping the finger fully straight will allow it to heal.
• Will mallet finger go back to normal?
  Yes but it can take some duration of time for the finger to get back to normal. Tenderness, swelling and redness are common for the first few months.