Thumb Splint: Wrist & Thumb Support for Injury Recovery

The ORDEKT thumb splint provides effective support and immobilization for wrist and thumb injuries. Made from low-temperature thermoplastic, this lightweight yet durable splint offers comfortable, secure fixation for various conditions, including fractures, ligament sprains, and post-surgery recovery. Its breathable design minimizes discomfort, while its adjustable nature allows for customized fitting and gradual mobilization as healing progresses. Suitable for adults and children, choose the perfect size using our easy sizing chart (measure your wrist circumference). Experience pain relief and faster recovery with the ORDEKT thumb splint.

Enhanced Product Description

The ORDEKT Thumb Splint offers superior support and comfort for a wide range of wrist and thumb conditions. Crafted from breathable, low-temperature thermoplastic, this innovative splint provides secure immobilization without restricting airflow. Its lightweight design ensures all-day comfort, while its inherent flexibility allows for personalized adjustments as your healing progresses. Simply measure your wrist circumference (tightly but not constricting) and select the appropriate size from our convenient chart:

Key Benefits & Features

• Breathable Material: Ensures comfort and prevents overheating.
• Hypoallergenic: Minimizes the risk of allergic reactions.
• Superior Fixation: Provides strong, reliable support.
• Lightweight & Durable: Comfortable to wear for extended periods.
• Adjustable Fit: Allows for customization throughout the healing process.
• No Padding Required: Maintains a slim profile for ease of use.
• Easy to Clean: Simple maintenance for hygiene.
• Affordable: High-quality support at a competitive price.

Indications

• Scaphoid fracture
• Thumb fracture (phalanges)
• Ligament and tendon injuries of the carpometacarpal and metacarpophalangeal joints of the thumb
• Rheumatoid arthritis affecting the carpometacarpal and metacarpophalangeal joints of the thumb

Contraindications

• Malignant tumors in the area of application
• Impaired limb circulation
• Skin conditions at the point of contact with the splint
• Material allergy