ProCare 79-87480 Quick-Fit WTO Wrist/Thumb Support Splint, Right, Universal

Very good, just like I got from the ER

Just like the one my hand doctor wanted me to have but this one is way cheaper and fits comfortable

As to whether this item helped me:1) I had a LOT of fairly severe pain in my hand, particularly in the thumb & wrist. I couldn't do anything with my hand that required use of the thumb to support/balance/grasp.2) Official X-ray diagnosis: Degenerative changes of the triscaphe joint (scaphotrapeziotrapezoid) and first carpometacarpal joint -- basically, the joints in the wrist at the base of the thumb)3) after trying various drugstore hand/wrist/thumb splints before seeing the doctor, the splint that the ortho gave me made the biggest difference: it didn't make the problem go away, but when I wore the splint most of the day, I would have some pain now and then when I used my hand a certain way, but it didn't linger most of the day like it did before using the splint. Believe me, that's a huge improvement! I do wear it most of the day except for when I'm washing dishes or doing something where it just gets in the way ... and I must say, my pain level is reduced significantly. It does cause just a bit of a coordination issue, but in all fairness, it's no worse than being without out the brace where pain/stiffness would cause the same awkwardness. The difference is that by wearing it all day, these moments are much shorter-lived as opposed to when I'm not wearing the splint, one painful episode just merges into the next and the pain just goes on and on all day.THAT SAID ... that was about the splint that the doctor gave me. Since I wore it most of the day/every day, I needed a 2nd one so that I've something to use while I washed/dried the other one. This one on Amazon looked like the same thing. And I am here to confirm that it appears to be EXACTLY the same as what the doctor gave me. Examining/comparing the two (and their associated product literature packets), the ONLY difference I can spot is that the number "DS7410721" is printed on the tag of the one I got from the doctor and the number "DS741022" is printed on the tag of this AMAZON item. Other than that, after careful scurtiny, I see absolutely NO DIFFERENCE.

It's uncomfortable and a little bulky, so using a keyboard is extremely difficult. But it does the job it's supposed to and that is to stabilize the thumb and wrist.After a week you get used it. Love adjustment as larger person I was afraid of the fit, but it has not been an issue.

I bought this for support when my tendinitis flares up, and it works well for keeping my movement limited, and giving my wrist a chance to rest. This design is easy to adjust, and also easy to put on unassisted. I recommend this one for anyone who needs a wrist brace.

Literally the only bad thing I would say about this brace is that I don’t have a great range of motion but that’s kind of the part of the brace.This is absolutely amazing. I’ve been looking for this brace everywhere.This is identical to the brace that the orthopedic doctor prescribed me. Extremely supportive and much larger than I can find anything else so it fits snug but not too snug.I lost it in a move and was very disappointed because it’s the best support for bone damage that I have in my right wrist. The one from the ortho cost $50 and I didn’t want to spend that again so this is a great value for the money. So thankful for this brace!Highly recommend 10/10

Good thumb and wrist brace.

Came recommended by my doctors office. Has helped reduce my hand pain significantlyWell made.