Fanwer Resting Hand Splint, Stroke Hand Therapy Equipment for Stroke Recovery Patients, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Arthritis, Tendinitis, Metacarpal Breaks

This was purchased for my daughter who had a stroke that affected her right side, including her hand. I didn't realize that there were individual elastic bands sewn in for the fingers which is a bonus. Was a bit fiddly trying to get her fingers to stretch out due to the spasticity affecting her hand and I did have to get someone to help get her hand in correctly. Apart from that, I am very pleased with it and so is my daughter. She said it was comfortable, lots of padding so she won't get sores from rubbing.

Fingers fell out of elastic fingers. To big.

I can see where this would be good for recovery if you want your hand/fingers to stay in place.The "c" cup for finger position was not comfortable for me. Arthritis in hands - fingers and wrists - product did not help control pain. Bulky and uncomfortable. I wouldn't mind the bulk if they actually helped. Woke up with very stiff finger joints.May be for some people, but not me.

My father has radial nerve palsy and I have purchase many splints. This splint is the best because it’s comfortable, ergonomic, and it’s adjustable so if he has swelling , it can easily be loosened.

It’s a great size. It is snug which is great but the fingers can’t be held flat. They are instead curved. This device is not adjustable in position.