Brown Medical Finger Splint Without Fastening Left or Right Hand Blue / Silver, 12/PK

Finger Splint Without Fastening Left or Right Hand Blue / Silver, 12/PK

This finger splint is a spoon-style support for either the left or right hand. It may fit clinical and first aid settings that need a simple splint to help conform a finger in a semi-flexed position for transverse fractures of the phalanges when extension is not required. The aluminum design curves upward at the tip for fingertip protection, and 1/4 inch foam padding adds comfort while reducing the need for bulky dressing.

Good Fit For

• Clinical finger support needs where extension is not required
• Settings treating transverse fractures of the phalanges
• Buyers wanting a left or right hand splint option
• Applications where reducing bulky dressing is preferred

Key Features

• Spoon-style finger splint for left or right hand use
• Aluminum splint curves upward at the tip to help protect the end of the finger
• 1/4 inch foam padding adds patient comfort
• Padding helps eliminate bulky dressing
• Without fastening for buyers who prefer a simple splint format
• Blue and silver colorway for easy visual identification

Applications and Usage

• Helping conform a finger in a semi-flexed position
• Supporting care for transverse fractures of the phalanges when extension is not required
• Protecting the end of the finger with an upward-curved tip design

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PK.
• Size: 4 inch.
• Material: Foam.
• This splint is without fastening, so buyers should confirm that format fits their preferred application method.
• The product is intended for situations where extension is not required.
• The splint is made for either the left or right hand rather than a hand-specific version.

FAQ

• Can this finger splint be used on either hand? Yes. This finger splint is made for the left or right hand.
• Does this finger splint have a fastening closure? No. This version is without fastening.
• What is the splint made from? The splint uses an aluminum design with foam padding.
• How does the tip of the splint help protect the finger? The aluminum splint curves upward at the tip to protect the end of the finger.
• When is this finger splint intended to be used? This finger splint is used to conform a finger in a semi-flexed position for transverse fractures of the phalanges when extension is not required.

From Brown Medical.