Oval Finger Splint 8 pcs, Finger Splints for Arthritis, Mallet Finger, Trigger Finger Splint, hypermobility(EDS) finger For Thumb/Middle,/Index/Pinky or Ring Finger (Large(5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12))

Very happy with them. They are waterproof and fit under the sterile gloves I need to wear for work.

Didn’t know if these would help but I needed something. Turns out they were great. One of my fingers was having a OA Flareup and hurt to even bump it. I taped it but then thought to try something else. If you can find the right size it helped so much. It was light so no heavy, metal thing,I’d even forget it was there. It kept me from bending it without hampering. I wish I could figure out the sizing chart. I’d buy more.

Oval 8 splints are a must when I get trigger finger. Usually it’s just a thumb, but this time it’s several fingers. I bought these primarily because they come in a multi pack of sizes I choose. Plus, the price was great, considering I often lose the splints somehow. However, I wouldn’t say that these are the highest quality. Some of the edges are a bit sharp and after wearing a splint for several hours, it can get a bit sore. I’d sand the edge down, but the material is on the thin side and I fear removing even just a touch would break it. While rigid enough for support, again, they’re thin and can be bent when taken off. I needed several splints of a particular size cheaply and quickly, and these fit that bill. If I’ll be needing to wear a splint for longer than another week or so though, I think I’ll look for one more sturdy and with duller edges.

I really wanted these to work. The idea is great and the price makes it an easy thing to try if your fingers are acting like rebellious noodles (arthritis, hypermobility, etc.). Unfortunately, if you fall between sizes, these are a bit of a nightmare. I bought the multi-size pack thinking surely one of the eight would fit. Turns out my fingers apparently exist in some mysterious in-between dimension that none of these splints recognize. Getting them on was difficult, and the ones that did go on either felt way too tight or immediately cut off circulation. Nothing like watching your fingertip turn a lovely shade of purple to let you know the fit isn’t quite right. That said, for the price it’s still worth trying because if one happens to fit your finger properly, it could be useful. Just be aware that the sizing jump between rings is pretty unforgiving if you land between sizes. In short: good concept, budget price, but sizing is a gamble. My fingers lost that game.

There are fairly comfortable and supportive. So far, it’s helping with a sore joint in my index finger. Glad to have found this!

I bought these for "mallet finger" on one of my hands and was very pleased. They're very light and low-profile, so I can still type, and they're waterproof, so I don't have to take it off to wash my hands. The only frustration is that my fingers seem to change throughout the day. So, sometimes when my hands are cold it will fling off, and sometimes it will feel tight when my hands are hot. I just carry a size up and down in my purse for back up. All in all, I'm very happy with the purchase and would recommend!

I have been taping my joints for a few years now; I have both Rheumatoid arthritis and Ehlers Danlos. Finally broke down and tried these, and I regret not doing it sooner. Not only are they comfortable, even while sleeping, my hands feel SO much better! They are priced to try, and I recommend anyone with finger joint pain do give them a try.

After jamming my pinky, I ended up with what my doctor diagnosed as mallet finger, where the fingertip droops and can’t fully straighten because of a tendon/ligament injury. I originally improvised a splint using part of a plastic spoon handle, but my doctor strongly suggested using something specifically designed for the purpose. Since I wasn’t know sure which size would fit best, I appreciated that this comes as a mixed size set rather than forcing you to guess and order a single size. That said, for my particular finger, really only one splint in the set fit properly enough to work as intended, so buyers should keep that in mind if purchasing mainly for one injured finger. That's my sole reason for subtracting one star. I’ve tried a couple different splints and wear a bulkier, more cushioned option at night, but I prefer this style during the day while working because it is much more compact and practical. The oval design helps keep the fingertip positioned properly without tape, and it stays in place better than expected. It’s also easier for daily wear since washing hands or getting it wet is much less of an issue. After about three weeks of consistent splinting, I’m already seeing encouraging progress. When removing the splint, I’m noticing improved ability to keep the fingertip straighter than before, which gives me hope the tendon is healing and normal function may continue improving with time. Of course, recovery depends on the individual injury and following medical advice, but seeing early improvement has made sticking with the regimen feel worthwhile. For anyone needing a compact, low-profile splint for daytime wear, especially while working or using their hands frequently, this has been a very practical option as part of recovery.

Son para dedos muy delgados o para niños… No son de muy buena calidad

Good but not comfortable to use.

Gostei, usei bastante, agora já nem preciso mais, meu dedo ficou reto.

Buenas férulas para dedos de las manos. Aunque faltan medidas más grandes

Waiting for my refund