--- product_id: 20701394 title: "3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splints, Sizes 6, 7, 8, Pack of 3, Beige" brand: "3-point products" price: "NZ$77" currency: NZD in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "3 Point Products" url: https://www.desertcart.nz/products/20701394-3-point-products-oval-8-finger-splints-sizes-6-7 store_origin: NZ region: New Zealand --- # Waterproof & open-air design Precision calibrated sizes 6,7,8 Lightweight, strap-free comfort 3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splints, Sizes 6, 7, 8, Pack of 3, Beige **Brand:** 3-point products **Price:** NZ$77 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ–– Elevate your finger care game β€” precision, comfort, and freedom in one sleek splint! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** 3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splints, Sizes 6, 7, 8, Pack of 3, Beige by 3-point products - **How much does it cost?** NZ$77 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.nz](https://www.desertcart.nz/products/20701394-3-point-products-oval-8-finger-splints-sizes-6-7) ## Best For - 3-point products enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted 3-point products brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Wear It Anywhere:** Waterproof and breathable open-air construction lets you shower, swim, and stay active without removing your splint. - β€’ **Strap-Free Freedom:** Innovative design eliminates cumbersome straps or tapes, making it discreet and easy to wear during daily activities. - β€’ **Comfort Meets Function:** Broad bands and rounded edges crafted from lightweight, latex-free plastic for all-day wear without irritation. - β€’ **Perfect Fit, Every Time:** Precisely calibrated sizing with 3 sizes ensures a tailored fit that adapts to swelling and temperature changes. - β€’ **Versatile Healing Power:** Treats 6+ finger conditions including arthritis, mallet finger, trigger finger/thumb, and hypermobility with a unique 3-point pressure design. ## Overview The 3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splints come in a convenient 3-pack of sizes 6, 7, and 8, designed with a patented 3-point pressure system to stabilize and treat over six finger conditions. Made from lightweight, waterproof plastic with no straps, these splints offer a comfortable, breathable fit that adapts to swelling and daily wear. Ideal for professionals seeking discreet, effective finger support that fits seamlessly into an active lifestyle. ## Description The Graduated Sets of 3 sizes are great for those trying Oval-8 Finger Splints for the first time. Graduated Sets give you a good chance of finding the right fit for your finger condition now and you have extra sizes if swelling or temperature changes affect your finger. Use Oval-8 Finger Splints to treat Arthritis, Mallet Finger, Swan Neck and Boutonniere Injuries, Trigger Finger or Thumb, Hyper-flexible and Crooked Fingers.SIZING: Choosing the correct Oval-8 size can be affected by swelling, temperature and by how precisely the measurement is made. To choose a size likely to fit your finger, wrap a tailor’s measuring tape around the finger joint you are treating. Pull lightly so the tape conforms smoothly around your finger. Use the sizing chart to find the size range closest to your measurement. You can also measure using a jeweler’s ring sizer placed around the joint you are treating or with the Oval-8 Sizing Guide. Oval-8 sizes are precisely calibrated. The difference in circumference from one size to the next is only 1/16” to 1/8” and can be affected by minor swelling or by how the splint is worn. The sizing method described is not guaranteed to be 100% accurate for all fingers. Oval-8 Finger Splints may need to be adjusted by a healthcare provider trained in fitting splints for the most successful treatment.NOTE: Oval-8 Finger Splints are not recommended for children under the age of 4 as they may cause choking if swallowed. Do not use an Oval-8 over an open sore or wound. Wait until any significant swelling has subsided before wearing an Oval-8 Finger Splint. It is recommended that you discuss use of this splint with your health care provider. Review: I can't imagine anything that would work better! - Just what was needed for my mallet finger! I measured per the recommendations and decided that one of these, 6/7/8 set would likely fit my injured finger. Sure enough, size seven was just right. It immobilized the DIP and still allowed me to move the middle joint, mostly. The mostly is where it gets interesting. While the movement allowed at the middle joint was enough, I have short fingers and play the guitar finger style and I did not want to irritate the skin that close to the middle joint. (YES! I can still finger pick while wearing this splint, a huge advantage over a stax, let alone a full finger splint which immobilizes the full finger.) It turns out there is a fix(instructions) to deal with my short fingers too! By reading the instructions on the their site, it is clear these splints are adjustable and though it is recommended this be left to a professional, instructions are provided and it is really quite straight forward as long as you have a suitable heat gun (which I do). The instructions are quite explicit and there was a specific recommendation for my case, short finger: Find the size that fits, then select one size smaller and adjust it to the right height and width. I took the size 6, also included in the set and carefully adjusted per the instruction and BINGO, perfect fit with plenty of clearance to provide no restriction at all to the middle joint while still keeping tip joint (DIP) fully immobilized and slightly hyperextended which is the recommended treatment for a mallet finger. To be clear, this is great but not magic. For a mallet finger you need to wear the splint for a long time, 3-4 weeks if the bone broke, or 6-8 weeks if just the tendon was injured as it was in my case. (Orthopedists indicate it takes 12 weeks for a tendon to heal, twice as long a bone fracture!) 8 weeks is a long time and wearing a splint that long is not the most comfortable thing. Even though this is better than most. It takes a while to get used to it. For me it took about a week and a half. It never gets completely comfortable, but it is certainly unobtrusive visually and a lot more comfortable than any other option I tried or have used in the past for other finger injuries. Where it gets most irritating is over the joint where the ring sits. The company recommends a small gel pad to prevent irritation, but what I found works even better is Dr. Scholl Moleskin! It is very soft, and available in different thicknesses. If you are a hiker or climber you may be familiar with this product as it is typically used to created a pad on a part of the foot the might be irritated by a rubbing shoe or boot. I used the thinnest version and cut a small strip to go over the joint under the ring on the splint. With this in place much of the time I hardly noticed I was wearing the splint and there was no irritation at all. The other big plus is it (the Oval 8 splint) is easy to keep clean, unlike other splints. It is also completely open so the finger gets plenty of air. Most other splint types enclose the finger, must be kept completely dry, and somehow still must be cleaned regularly to prevent your finger from smelling like a dirty foot. I hope some find this review useful or even helpful. I strongly recommend this splint for any of the various (and there are several) injuries it is intended to help. About the only thing it wouldn't be good for is where there is serious damage, crushing or laceration, to the tip of the finger which therefore needs to be protected from bumping; i.e., something better protected by a hard finger cot. full splint, or other hard fingertip protection device. Review: Thumb's Up! - I've worn this for a couple weeks now, after developing trigger thumb while helping to assemble a trampoline for my grandchildren. Since I would be immobilizing the distal joint for several weeks, I first tried a thumb brace that surrounded my hand with fabric and immobilized my thumb using an enclosed metal splint and Velcro straps. The brace worked very well, but quickly became dirty (very noticeable because I wrongly chose a pink color). It was also quite inconvenient. I am retired and spend a lot of time with gardening and backyard chicken keeping. Frequent handwashing is a must. I searched for a thumb stabilizer that could stay on during showering and hand washing. I found this, along with copycat versions. AIthough quite expensive, I chose the made in USA brand after reading many reviews. Here are a couple of good-to-knows I've learned. How you wear the brace depends on your condition. For trigger finger, the large oval is worn behind the joint that needs to be stablized. There is a video on the desertcart page for this product that describes an easy way to measure for the splint. I used that and ordered a set of 3 sizes to accommodate swelling. Unfortunately for me, my thumb size fell on 8. Ordering sizes 7/8/9 would have been optimal; however that choice was not available. I ordered 6/7/8, thinking that as swelling went down I could move to a smaller size. Each splint has a + sign that allows for a "half-size" vs full size, so I thought this would meet my needs. The company is not kidding when they indicate that the micro-swelling can result in an entirely different size. I found that I woke up every morning with a bit of swelling sufficient to cause the size 8 to be uncomfortable. I was relegated to the old cloth brace for a couple hours each morning. Eventually, I broke down and ordered the 9/10/11 splints. Size 9 is what I needed for morning. Size 8 works during the rest of the day. I wear the cloth brace at night for sleeping. When ordering, be careful to allow sizing for even minute swelling, which is likely why the company offers the varied sized packages. The splint does have a tendency to slip around when I work outside. I am careful to always wear a disposable glove on that hand to avoid accidental loss. The splint has fallen off twice while inside the house: once found inside my pocket when I had reached for a tissue and once under the comforter (lost while making the bed). Frantic searches resulted in successful location both times. I'm more careful now, but I did clip the end from an unused silicone toe protector to wear over the splint when I'm actively moving around inside with chores or crafts. This makes it less likely to slip off unnoticed, but still allows for getting my hands wet without removing the splint. The splint is, by its very definition, rigid. One of my sets is the beige color and one set is clear. Both are discreet when in use and I was not bothered that color choice was not an option when ordering from desertcart. If a specific color is important for you, ordering directly from the vendor is possible; however, a minimum is required to reach for free shipping. I did reorder and would definitely recommend this product. It does what it says it will do. ## Features - πŸ–– PERFECT FIT – Need a finger splint to help treat an injury or condition, but you don’t know your finger size? 3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splint are precisely calibrated & come in 3 different sizes – 6, 7, and 8. Measure your finger with a flexible measuring tape or by using the paper measuring cut-out in the Oval-8 Sizing Guide, & rest assured that you will have that perfectly-fitting finger brace! - πŸ–– TREAT OVER 6 CONDITIONS – With its versatile 3-point pressure design, Oval-8 Finger Splint is the ideal finger brace choice whenever you need to stabilize or immobilize your finger’s small joints. Many use these finger splints for straightening arthritis, but with a simple turn of the trigger finger splint, you can effectively treat mallet finger, swan neck & boutonniere deformities, trigger finger & trigger thumb, lateral deviation, fractures, & even hypermobility! - πŸ–– DESIGNED FOR COMFORT – Oval-8 Finger Splints are molded plastic finger braces designed with broad bands & rounded edges for maximum comfort. Each trigger finger splint has an adjustable sizing built right in to accommodate changes in finger size due to swelling, temperature change or time of day. These finger splints are 100% latex free and take seconds to fit! - πŸ–– NO CUMBERSOME STRAPS – 3-Point Products believe that designing finger splints is both an art & a science. With over three decades of clinical & manufacture experience, the company has developed Oval-8, a finger splint without the cumbersome tape or straps, & made with lightweight materials for comfortable all-day wear. - πŸ–– WATERPROOF – Oval-8 Finger Splint is made with waterproof material, enabling you to wear them even while taking a shower or swimming. This finger brace’s open-air design also helps keep skin clean & dry. - The date provided on product is Manufacture Date. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00GK8XC6U | | Age Range (Description) | Adult | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Best Sellers Rank | #31,092 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #31 in Finger Splints | | Brand | 3-Point Products | | Brand Name | 3-Point Products | | Closure Type | Pull On | | Color | Beige | | Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 3,451 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00847208002258 | | Included Components | Splint and Instruction card | | Item Dimensions | 4 x 6.75 x 1 inches | | Item Form | Splint | | Item Thickness | 0.75 inches | | Item Weight | 0.01 kg | | Manufacturer | 3 Point Products | | Material | Plastic | | Model Number | RP1008-003 | | Number of Items | 3 | | Part Number | RP1008-003 | | Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only | | Size | 3 Piece Assortment | | Special Features | Lightweight | | Specific Uses For Product | Arthritis, Dislocation, Hyperextension/EDS, Mallet Finger, Trigger Finger/Thumb | | Target Use Body Part | Finger | | UPC | 847208002258 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Use for | Finger | ## Product Details - **Age Range (Description):** Adult - **Brand:** 3-Point Products - **Size:** 3 Piece Assortment - **Specific Uses For Product:** Arthritis, Dislocation, Hyperextension/EDS, Mallet Finger, Trigger Finger/Thumb - **Use for:** Finger ## Images ![3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splints, Sizes 6, 7, 8, Pack of 3, Beige - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71jOHvwES7L.jpg) ![3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splints, Sizes 6, 7, 8, Pack of 3, Beige - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71FDQuziljL.jpg) ![3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splints, Sizes 6, 7, 8, Pack of 3, Beige - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71yhwqHj39L.jpg) ![3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splints, Sizes 6, 7, 8, Pack of 3, Beige - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71W1FLQ71LL.jpg) ![3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splints, Sizes 6, 7, 8, Pack of 3, Beige - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61p2NERSTGL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Can I wear the splints on my thumbs?** A: Yes, I wear size 8 on my thumb for hypermobility. I found the measurements given in the size chart to be accurate. **Q: I need it for my middle finger trigger finger joint. How can I determine the right size?** A: To determine the correct size Oval-8 Finger splint: use a flexible measuring tape to measure around the affected finger joint. Once you have your measurement, please refer to the sizing chart below: Graduated Set Sizes Finger Measurement Sizes 2,3,4 1 3/4"-1 15/16" (4.3 cm-4.95cm) Sizes 4,5,6 1 15/16"-2 3/16" (4.95 cm-5.7cm) Sizes 6,7,8 2 3/16"-2 7/16" (5.7cm-6.14cm) Sizes 8,9,10 2 7/16"-2 11/16" (6.14cm-6.8cm) Sizes 10,11,12 2 11/16"-2 15/15" (6.8cm-7.4cm) Sizes 13,14,15 3"-3 1/4" (7.65cm-8.2cm) **Q: I currently am using a size 6 oval 8 finger splint. I want a size smaller. What's the next smallest size? I'm guessing size 5 but not sure..** A: They come in packages of 3. The next size down is 4-5-6 **Q: I am wearing a size 4 plastic splint on my middle finger now so I can’t measure with a measuring tape, what size do I order?** A: If you are currently wearing a Size 4 Oval-8 Finger Splint, then you would order a Size 4. If you need to take a measurement, you can always remove the splint that you are currently wearing to find the most accurate size Oval-8 Finger Splint for you! ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I can't imagine anything that would work better! *by P***R on September 6, 2017* Just what was needed for my mallet finger! I measured per the recommendations and decided that one of these, 6/7/8 set would likely fit my injured finger. Sure enough, size seven was just right. It immobilized the DIP and still allowed me to move the middle joint, mostly. The mostly is where it gets interesting. While the movement allowed at the middle joint was enough, I have short fingers and play the guitar finger style and I did not want to irritate the skin that close to the middle joint. (YES! I can still finger pick while wearing this splint, a huge advantage over a stax, let alone a full finger splint which immobilizes the full finger.) It turns out there is a fix(instructions) to deal with my short fingers too! By reading the instructions on the their site, it is clear these splints are adjustable and though it is recommended this be left to a professional, instructions are provided and it is really quite straight forward as long as you have a suitable heat gun (which I do). The instructions are quite explicit and there was a specific recommendation for my case, short finger: Find the size that fits, then select one size smaller and adjust it to the right height and width. I took the size 6, also included in the set and carefully adjusted per the instruction and BINGO, perfect fit with plenty of clearance to provide no restriction at all to the middle joint while still keeping tip joint (DIP) fully immobilized and slightly hyperextended which is the recommended treatment for a mallet finger. To be clear, this is great but not magic. For a mallet finger you need to wear the splint for a long time, 3-4 weeks if the bone broke, or 6-8 weeks if just the tendon was injured as it was in my case. (Orthopedists indicate it takes 12 weeks for a tendon to heal, twice as long a bone fracture!) 8 weeks is a long time and wearing a splint that long is not the most comfortable thing. Even though this is better than most. It takes a while to get used to it. For me it took about a week and a half. It never gets completely comfortable, but it is certainly unobtrusive visually and a lot more comfortable than any other option I tried or have used in the past for other finger injuries. Where it gets most irritating is over the joint where the ring sits. The company recommends a small gel pad to prevent irritation, but what I found works even better is Dr. Scholl Moleskin! It is very soft, and available in different thicknesses. If you are a hiker or climber you may be familiar with this product as it is typically used to created a pad on a part of the foot the might be irritated by a rubbing shoe or boot. I used the thinnest version and cut a small strip to go over the joint under the ring on the splint. With this in place much of the time I hardly noticed I was wearing the splint and there was no irritation at all. The other big plus is it (the Oval 8 splint) is easy to keep clean, unlike other splints. It is also completely open so the finger gets plenty of air. Most other splint types enclose the finger, must be kept completely dry, and somehow still must be cleaned regularly to prevent your finger from smelling like a dirty foot. I hope some find this review useful or even helpful. I strongly recommend this splint for any of the various (and there are several) injuries it is intended to help. About the only thing it wouldn't be good for is where there is serious damage, crushing or laceration, to the tip of the finger which therefore needs to be protected from bumping; i.e., something better protected by a hard finger cot. full splint, or other hard fingertip protection device. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thumb's Up! *by G***N on May 22, 2026* I've worn this for a couple weeks now, after developing trigger thumb while helping to assemble a trampoline for my grandchildren. Since I would be immobilizing the distal joint for several weeks, I first tried a thumb brace that surrounded my hand with fabric and immobilized my thumb using an enclosed metal splint and Velcro straps. The brace worked very well, but quickly became dirty (very noticeable because I wrongly chose a pink color). It was also quite inconvenient. I am retired and spend a lot of time with gardening and backyard chicken keeping. Frequent handwashing is a must. I searched for a thumb stabilizer that could stay on during showering and hand washing. I found this, along with copycat versions. AIthough quite expensive, I chose the made in USA brand after reading many reviews. Here are a couple of good-to-knows I've learned. How you wear the brace depends on your condition. For trigger finger, the large oval is worn behind the joint that needs to be stablized. There is a video on the Amazon page for this product that describes an easy way to measure for the splint. I used that and ordered a set of 3 sizes to accommodate swelling. Unfortunately for me, my thumb size fell on 8. Ordering sizes 7/8/9 would have been optimal; however that choice was not available. I ordered 6/7/8, thinking that as swelling went down I could move to a smaller size. Each splint has a + sign that allows for a "half-size" vs full size, so I thought this would meet my needs. The company is not kidding when they indicate that the micro-swelling can result in an entirely different size. I found that I woke up every morning with a bit of swelling sufficient to cause the size 8 to be uncomfortable. I was relegated to the old cloth brace for a couple hours each morning. Eventually, I broke down and ordered the 9/10/11 splints. Size 9 is what I needed for morning. Size 8 works during the rest of the day. I wear the cloth brace at night for sleeping. When ordering, be careful to allow sizing for even minute swelling, which is likely why the company offers the varied sized packages. The splint does have a tendency to slip around when I work outside. I am careful to always wear a disposable glove on that hand to avoid accidental loss. The splint has fallen off twice while inside the house: once found inside my pocket when I had reached for a tissue and once under the comforter (lost while making the bed). Frantic searches resulted in successful location both times. I'm more careful now, but I did clip the end from an unused silicone toe protector to wear over the splint when I'm actively moving around inside with chores or crafts. This makes it less likely to slip off unnoticed, but still allows for getting my hands wet without removing the splint. The splint is, by its very definition, rigid. One of my sets is the beige color and one set is clear. Both are discreet when in use and I was not bothered that color choice was not an option when ordering from Amazon. If a specific color is important for you, ordering directly from the vendor is possible; however, a minimum is required to reach for free shipping. I did reorder and would definitely recommend this product. It does what it says it will do. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Finally, I found a working solution for my trigger fingers! *by S***T on June 5, 2021* This is what I been looking for and need! I been in so much pain with a trigger finger (ring) on my right hand, and very painful swollen pillows below finger joints and into palm of hand. Last year I managed a trigger finger (middle) on my left hand using tape, stretchable tape, finger braces and gritting my teeth, I spent a lot of money. I finally managed to calm all the every day pain down with finger sleeves. All the rest didn't work at all. The finger braces always slipped off my finger, the compression gloves and finger sleeves aggravated Raynaud's by swollen fingers causing numbness and cold finger tips. Eventually the combination of stretchy taping and finger sleeves has calmed down the constant pain to just the occasional trigger which is very painful. But it wasn't a good solution because both had to be changed many times a day as they got dirty and were a problem especially in the kitchen. But without taping the finger it would snap down every time I used my hand and not come back up on its own, and hurt like the dickens. But eventually, many months, this happened less and less frequently and stopped hurting all the time. But the taping was still needed and I couldn't accept the crapy solution to the trigger finger problem for the rest of my life. Eek! Then 6 weeks ago I got severe pain in my right hand, with the ring finger becoming a trigger finger and a very painful palm, shooting pain. Doctor put me on a high dose of anti-inflammatory, but it didn't do much, except upset my stomach. This drove me back online searching for better solution because what I been doing for a year now just wasn't working for me. This being the right hand presented some additional problems. This made me completely handicapped. Sounds crazy, it's just a trigger finger don't be such a baby, I mean it isn't a broken arm just a darn finger, that's going to totally handicap me? Crazy yea, it's what I been telling myself. But this really hurt even doing nothing with that hand, and I couldn't do the things I loved. Cooking became such a problem, like holding the large knives to cut veggies or meat, keeping the tape clean and sanitary. The finger sleeves and tape got wet, dirty or slipped off into the food, and became contaminated. I tried just about everything, even invented some solutions on my own, but non really solved all the problems and allowed me a normal life. It's a difficult retirement when you can't do things you love anymore, can't cook, garden, knit, play cards, draw or even play computer games, even writing was difficult. I can't believe how much money I spent trying different things, braces and supports, I even bought a full brace for people who had a stroke to wear at night. Some things did help some of the time but all had problems which made life difficult. Then I finally seen these Oval-8 Finger Splints mentioned and well explained on some website, and I could immediately see that if this works then it will solve all the problems I had with the different aids. I'm glad that Amazon carries these at a better price and as prime member no shipping costs. I immediately ordered a set of three which makes sense. Measurements suggested and what you actually need are interpreted differently. So I got one size bigger, one smaller and one what I need, and I still have the trigger finger on the left hand too. I been wearing one on each trigger finger now for two days and nights (am still wearing the full stroke brace at night) and I have my life back, I been cooking without any problems, yea! It's important to know though that these splints are stiff and hard and it will take some time to get used to them, to the pressure from something I am not used to have on my fingers. Yea, it's a bit uncomfortable. Make sure you get the correct size, because if it's too big or too small they will really dig into the finger and the palm ( I'm wearing mine over the middle joint) and hurt. I got the the middle finger correct and this one feels so comfortable I don't even notice I have it on. Now the ring finger splint is a size too big, this will work when my finger is swollen, but not for right now. Not only does it slip off when wet but it does also really dig into the base of the finger, very uncomfortable. So ordered a smaller size as well. It's a bit of a trial and error. Since I have Raynaud's as well, and probably some arthritis, I have to wear gloves most of the time to keep the fingers warm, or it will trigger bad symptoms. I have to keep my fingers warm all the time. I got stretchy knit gloves and also a pair of mittens, both fit loosely over the splints. If they are too snug there will be pressure, swelling, numbness and pain. Taking the swelling into consideration I have two different sizes of splints for each trigger finger. I think this is going to work real well. And if I'm lucky the ring finger trigger will also simmer down and not trigger every time I fold the fingers, just like the middle finger on my left hand, and I may not need the splints all the time. But for now I'm wearing them 24/7. Important, check the size you need, or better buy the three pack with one size larger, one correct and one size smaller, 10/11/12 is what I got. I wish it came in 9/10/11. I highly recommend these splints. ## Frequently Bought Together - 3-Point Products Oval-8 Multi-Size Pack of 3 Sizes 6, 7, 8 - Oval-8 Finger Splint Graduated Set - Sizes 8, 9, 10 - 3-Point Products Oval-8 Finger Splints, Support and Protection for Arthritis, Trigger Finger or Thumb, and Other Finger Conditions, 3-Pack, Size 7 --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.nz/products/20701394-3-point-products-oval-8-finger-splints-sizes-6-7](https://www.desertcart.nz/products/20701394-3-point-products-oval-8-finger-splints-sizes-6-7) --- *Product available on Desertcart New Zealand* *Store origin: NZ* *Last updated: 2026-09-02*