LMB Spring Finger Extension Splint, Assists in Extending PIP Joint With A Slight Extension Effect on the MP Joint, Size A

It is simple and it works. I jammed my finger in swimming accident. It does what it is suppose to. My finger eventually bends again when I take off, but it is straight sometimes up to an hour after taking off. Too early to tell if I will be cured, but if I don’t it won’t be because of this product. It fits right, is fairly comfortably and straihtens my finger

My wife’s pinky finger was very bent. Wearing the finger brace for a month, along with physical therapy and the finger is almost straight, 90%+ back to normal.

Wish it would be less expensive for the simple design it is. That said it did help to straighten the finger joint with consistent use.

After a joint replacement on my pinky I needed help straightening the new joint. My PT office was willing to sell me one for $60. It’s virtually the same as this one and does exactly the same thing. Very happy with the price, the quality and ease of this product.

My son dislocated his ring finger and a month later it was still swollen and he couldn’t straighten it. We tried several other splints but they didn’t help. This splint is pretty delicate so you need to be careful with it but it does stretch the joint. He had to only wear it for a few hours a day while he got used to the pain but can now where it all day long. When he takes it off it stays straight and seems to be going in the right direction. We will continue to wear it while it heals.

This item is obviously fragile in design and arrived in an unprotected envelope, no padding! It was bent and crooked from shipping. It should come in a crushless box with bubble wrap to preserve the sensitive mechanics of the item. So many items I receive are carefully packaged and sometimes overly so but this time was the opposite. Ridiculous!

I didn't rate comfort as discomfort is what you will experience when you wear this medical device. In my case it's meant to help straighten my middle finger, which recently (11/2022) got a bit bent following a trigger finger surgical release. My use of this device was/is directed by the occupational therapist to whom I was referred for consultation. I note that the measurement of the finger is by inches, whereas the device measurements are given categorically (A,B...). However, the categories are also described by U.S. math. I measured my finger carefully, but the device I bought that matched an alphabetical category, was/is a bit too small for my finger; however, it's still do-able for its purpose. If there was a next-time purchase, I'd look at the maximum size of the range for an alphabetical category, and think of it as the minimum, or starting measurement of that range. But that's just me. Maybe I'm not good with a ruler.Dave

Received and brought to a certified hand therapist. She put it on my finger and it immediately fell off. She adjusted tighter and when I left therapy, it fell off again and was lost only 15 minutes into wearing. (Hand numb from surgery) It was a quick $26 bucks down the drain.