DR. BRACE Adjustable Wrist Brace Night Support for Carpal Tunnel, FSA & HSA Eligible, Doctor Developed, Upgraded with Double Splint & Therapeutic Cushion, Hand Brace For Pain Relief, Injuries, Sprains

This is the best brace I have ever purchased. The ones I have had in the past eventually wore out due to the velcro losing it's "stick," the dog eating one, and just wearing out with the stitching falling and the material stretching. Looks great! Love the black and pink. Very affordable. Super strong velcro, well made and really comfortable. That little extra padding by the thumb is a great design. Highly recommend.

I'm very impressed with the sizing and the support it gives my wrist at night. It's very comfortable and the Velcro is strong! It's easy to put on and adjust. I am hoping this will help my tendonitis problem because waking up in the middle of the night with a numb and painful hand is getting pretty old.

I’m an adult woman and I got the Large/X-Large and it fit perfectly. Really liked this brace when I first got it, my favorite feature is the padding that goes on the inside of your hand. It adds a nice pressure to my thumb which feels nice with my carpal tunnel pain, but doesn’t cut off blood flow to the nerve. I’ve had this brace for a few months, I wear it every night to bed to keep my wrists straight to dull my carpal tunnel symptoms, and it’s been doing a great job of that. I haven’t noticed any pain in the last few months. Now to the negatives, when i I first got this brace, the hole where you put your thumb would irritate my skin at the bottom of it, it would rub and chafe it. I started wearing the inside lining of it on the opposite side so it was between my thumb and the bottom of the thumb hole and that worked. Now more recently the Velcro has faded badly enough it won’t close tightly, so it snags on my blankets all the time. I’ll wake up and the Velcro will have had come apart in the night and just sit loose on my hand. Disappointing since it’s only been a few months, but I also understand, because I do use it every night. However I bought a different brand for my other wrist, Zofore Sport, and that Velcro had been holding up nicely so I’ll probably buy that one again for this wrist instead. Overall good purchase though and good price.

I have been having severe hand pain lately, due to constant work & cleaning on a fixer upper house. I wake up every morning with sore, stiff hands and fingers. The pain is in the middle of my palms and up both of my middle fingers. I noticed that I have been sleeping with my hands in tight fists, which isn't helping anything. Of course, I know the best thing to do is just rest my hands but, seriously, how can one possibly do this other than at night? I recently got finger splints, which is helping with soreness in two particular fingers, but my hands are still very sore. I decided to try these braces to keep my wrist and hands immobilized at night. I used them for the first time last night and for the first time in a month, I did not wake up with sore, stiff hands. It seems immobilizing the wrists is not allowing my hands to curl up in fists, so the muscles are able to relax. The compression was comfortable and I didn't feel like my circulation was impacted in any way. I am anxious to see how things progress and will update my review when I see noticeable relieve on a permanent basis (how long might my hand issues take to remedy?). One thing to note - The outside of the box says "Free Gift". Hmmm... Well, the box did include a large, pink rubber band, wrapped in cellophane, but there is nothing inside or outside of the box to indicate what this is for. Digging into the Amazon page for this product, I found that this is a hand exerciser band. That's nice but how do you use it?? Instructions would be have been helpful.

This brace has worked extremely well to relieve the carpal tunnel pain and numbness while sleeping.It has allowed me to sleep through the night without pain or numbness more often!

This is a good wrist supporter overall, but I feel that somebody in the design process needs to explain WHY they thought the “spoon” support in the wrist needs to taper in a 45 degree angle and terminate in a POINT in the center of the palm.The poor design decision to not round off any area that creates a corner edge means that you effectively have a hidden blade in your palm. This is likely the reason many other reviewers have complained about the mesh on the bottom of the palm support falling apart after awhile. Of course it is, it’s constantly rubbing against a sharp-ish metal edge just underneath it, so you are basically sawing through the fabric over time. As a bonus, that fabric is the ONLY thing between that metal edge and the world. I found this out when I accidentally gave myself a small cut by running my palm over my bald head absent-mindedly.It’s a shame that an otherwise good product, supposedly designed by medical experts, has such a serious oversight in its design. “No sharp or pointed edges” should probably be one of the design parameters most dogmatically adhered to when creating a product like this and it’s actually kind of surprising that nobody brought that up during whatever testing this product went through.EDIT: I went ahead and removed the bottom support. I had to cut a slit because it’s sewn in. Turns out it’s just a piece of plastic in there, not metal, but that doesn’t change anything. Plastic can still have rough edges and come to a point, whereas a properly machined piece of metal can be smooth all around. I replaced the piece of plastic with a metal support from my old wrist brace and so far it seems to be a big improvement over the original design.

10/10 – Highly Recommend!This product is a total game changer. It's incredibly comfortable and absolutely stopped my hands from going numb at night. It keeps your wrists in place perfectly, and the added bean bag-style pillow in the middle of the hand makes it even more comfortable. Worth every penny!