Thumb Finger Splints (2Pcs), Trigger Thumb Splint Finger Brace for Mallet Finger, Broken Finger, Straightening, Arthritis, Injury, Finger Stabilizer Support for Thumb/Middle/Ring/Index/Pinky Finger

Just what I needed. Better than the hard plastic one I got from my nurse. I use it for my thumb.

I have RA. I love to crochet but thumb hurts to bad. I bought these and it’s a game changer. Highly recommend

The media could not be loaded. I have developed trigger finger which causes my thumb to pop(feels like it is popping in and out of joint) every time I bend my thumb. It is especially bad when I wake up in the morning to the point of painful and having to assist my thumb back into place to get it moving. I had tried a few braces without any results or relief. These braces have worked very well. They are easy to put on, easy to adjust and they are not so big that they get in the way but do keep my thumb straight so it can "rest" Very comfortable also. It also has a metal part that you can remove if you only need more compression but not the complete stiff brace. If you need something that will keep your finger straight so it can heal or rest I would highly recommend giving these a try.

Worked well.

These aren't sufficient enough to support the thumb as I need them to. They will turn you purple before you know. Maybe if we wrap it with tape it do what it is designed to do.

Item looked easy to use and was needed to stabilize my thumb. Initially I thought is was a really useful tool product but after utilizing it I found it to stretch out of shape quickly and no longer as supportive as before. I like the purpose of the item but I will not purchase this item again because of the quality.

I suddenly acquired uncomfortable and limiting "trigger thumb." The specialist can't see me for three weeks, so I'm left to find temporary interventions to help me get through until then.First, I tried a wrist-anchored thumb brace. It was effective, but large and cumbersome. So I wanted to find something smaller that would allow me more movement while still holding that knuckle in place.I tried just wrapping the knuckle with self-adhesive elastic bandage material. It helped fairly well, but I had to wrap it tight to immobilize the knuckle, which quickly became uncomfortable. The next device I tried was the "oval-eight" plastic knuckle splint. Once I found the right size, I was disappointed to find that it wasn't able to keep my knuckle from moving. That's when I stumbled upon these Anhogeu Velcro Finger Splints.So much better! These finger splints are easy to use, and adjustable for a perfect fit. They're much more comfortable for long-term wear than any of the other solutions I tried. You have to be careful not to adjust them too tight, but you don't have to. The metal strap inside makes it possible to lock the knuckle in place without too much pressure. They're easy to remove and put back on when you need to wash your hands or do something else with the splint off.The first one I put on has lasted five days, and the Velcro is just starting to fail. I've already bought another package, because I think I'm going to need these for a few weeks, at least. I'm so glad I came across these little gems! I highly recommend these finger splints for anyone who needs to immobilize a knuckle on a finger or a thumb.

Works great, helps with that sore finger or thumb