GHORTHOUD 6 Pcs Finger Splints - Finger Splint Kit for Arthritis, Mallet Finger - Thumb Splint, Trigger Finger Splint For Thumb, Middle, Pinky or Ring Finger (Sizes 4, 5, 6)

These are great. Same quality as the ones my insurance paid for 10 years ago, but much cheaper. They've helped my joint pain immensely. I recommend them to anyone with hyper mobility in their fingers, like me.

Once you get used to it, the finger splint does the job. The sizing runs small though.

I got what I’m pretty sure is the smallest size because I have pretty thin fingers and that’s what I measured at, but I didn’t take into account how different temperatures change the size of your fingers so they’re too small. Right now they seem pretty durable. Mine came with a little dent in the side of one which was odd, but doesn’t disrupt functionality. I like them and I’m planning on using them daily to deter hyperextension in my fingers! They’re pretty comfy once they’re on (if they’re the right size. I can only use 2 of the 6 right now) but when you pull them on and off it’s a bit of a squeeze. Good product for the price :)EDIT:First I ordered sizes 2,3,4 and most of them were too small so I re-measured my knuckle and ordered 6,7,8, and those are too big. I’m frustrated that the sizing chart was wrong for me and I’ve wasted money on sizes that don’t work. I use 3’s on my pinkies and probably 5’s on my ring fingers. 6’s for my middle and index fingers. I can’t afford to keep throwing money at this to get the right sizes, so I guess my advice is buy the 2-15 pack bc it’s more likely to have what you need if you want to splint almost every finger. Pretty bummed I don’t have the support I was looking for.TLDR: get the 2-15 pack if you’re not sure. It’ll save money in the long run probably.

Very helpful.

A 10 is like a 8A 11 is like a 9The run very small

If you have the misfortune of damaging or tearing one of your finger joint tendons, then this is a viable cost-effective OTC option for an easy and cleanliness choice rather than leaving the physician's splint and bandage on your finger for six to eight weeks. I could not stand leaving the physician's applied sprint and bandage on all the time for the six to eight weeks, as I am a germaphobe, so I would remove the splint and Coban to wash my hands. Well, that did not go over well with the Doctor's Office, so I asked my son, who is a Fire Department Paramedic, and he advised me to find this Product. To make a long story shorter (eight weeks shorter :-)) this mallet finger splint, which you can leave on while you bath and wash your hands, did an excellent job of allowing me to have my finger almost return to its original position. Now, when I point at something, I don't have to explain why I am pointing down at the ground. If you have a torn tendon in one of your finger joints, your finger may never return to its original position, regardless of if a physician places a splint on it or your use one of these products; however, if you use this product, at least you can wash your hands without removing the splint device. By the way, my finger has a 95% recovery return to its original position after wearing this Splint Finger apparatus, and people no longer make comments about my finger pointing in a weird direction.

It does the job if your finger isn’t wet. It slides off when taking a shower or washing your hands. I’ve got a blister forming where the plastic rubs my finger because the water trying to keep it on while in the shower or washing my hands. The plastic hurts sometimes when it rubs on my skin, but the size is not too big and fits on my finger without it getting in the way. With that being said it does help keep my finger straight for my mallet finger when it’s on my finger.

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