3 Point Oval-8 Finger Splint Graduated Set, Sizes 13, 14 and 15

456 is the best 3 works with the smallest finger if you have thin fingers. It’s working 👍

Great for my finger

As described. But I can’t see how it can help my situation. Same thoughts by my consultant so I just returned the item. I measured and all but still was a size that was too small. Another reason of my return !

The splints are very useful. I wear one almost always. I have less pain and less swelling in my finger’s joint as a result.Three sizes are a very good idea, for me, finger size varies and I still have an option.I found the edges rather sharp- light buffing with nail file fixed that.Shipping was crazy fast! In my hand overnight!

Just received my ring splints and I am pleased with them, up now I have been using bandaids to keep my trigger finger straight and to stop it from locking up(very painful) but I find with these splints they do the job.One thing I have found with the splints they tend to cut in a little bit near the palm of the finger, if they were rounder instead of flat at that end they would be better.But all in all they do an excellent job and I greatly recommend them.

To measure the thumb joint, wrapped a 1/2" wide strip of paper around the joint marking the circumference with a pencil. The paper wrap was not very tight. Did this three times then took measurements with a ruler. With an average measurement of 2 12/16" ordered three splint sizes 10, 11 & 12 which cover a range of 2 11/16" - 2 15/16". Checked the fit of each splint both ways. The size 10 splint was too small. The size 11 splint fits but was found to be uncomfortable for long term use. The size 12 splint is the best fit, not too tight, allowing some movement but preventing the joint from clicking. I have no problem wearing the size 12 splint at night to prevent previous occurrences of the thumb joint locking in a bent position. Based on my experience care should be taken not to order a splint that will be too tight. The package of three sizes provides the best chance of getting a good fit.

These splints have been very effective at treating trigger thumb and finger for both my husband and myself. I have been able to able to avoid cortisone treatments after just two weeks of use. After several physio appointments, and dry needling, the physiotherapist and I agreed to try splinting for my thumb. I am thrilled to say the trigging is gone. My husband is now using the splints for his finger and hopes to have the same results.