CURAD Elastic Pull-Over Wrist Support, Size L, Retail Packaging, 4 EA/CS

CURAD Elastic Pull-Over Wrist Support, Size L, Retail Packaging, 4 EA/CS

The CURAD elastic pull-over wrist support is a large wrist support for everyday support needs. It works for buyers who want a simple pull-over design that fits either the right or left wrist, making selection easier in shared settings or general inventory. This version comes in black, fits wrist circumferences from 7 inch to 8-1/2 inch, and is latex free.

Good Fit For

• General inventory where one support can be used on either wrist
• Facilities that prefer latex-free support items
• Buyers selecting a large wrist support size

Key Features

• Elastic wrist support offers a straightforward pull-over style for quick wear
• Large size fits wrist circumferences from 7 inch to 8-1/2 inch
• Right-or-left design helps simplify ordering and stocking
• Latex-free construction may suit latex-sensitive environments
• Black color gives a neutral, professional look
• Case includes 4 each for facility or multi-user purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Stocking wrist supports in clinics, therapy areas, or first aid supply rooms
• Purchasing a pull-over wrist support for users who need a large fit range
• Standardizing on a wrist support that works on either the right or left wrist

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Check wrist circumference to confirm the large size range is appropriate
• Choose this option when a pull-over style is preferred over more adjustable formats
• Right-or-left fit can help reduce the need to stock separate side-specific supports

FAQ

• What wrist size does this support fit? This large wrist support fits wrist circumferences from 7 inch to 8-1/2 inch.
• Can this wrist support be worn on either hand? Yes. The support is made for either the right or left wrist.
• Is this wrist support latex free? Yes. This CURAD wrist support is latex free.
• What style of wrist support is this? This is an elastic pull-over wrist support, so it slips on rather than using a separate right-hand or left-hand version.

From Curad.