DJO Finger Splint ProCare Small Fold-Over Blue / Silver, 1/EA

Finger Splint ProCare Small Fold-Over Blue / Silver, 1/EA

This finger splint is a small fold-over ProCare splint for finger support and protection. It fits buyers who need a compact frog style option that can be contoured for a more proper fit in clinical, rehab, or first aid settings. The foam-lined aluminum design curves upward at the tip to protect the distal phalanx, and this small size measures 2 3/4 inch long by 2 1/4 inch wide.

Good Fit For

• Finger support where a small splint size is needed
• Settings that want a contourable finger splint
• Distal finger protection with a fold-over style

Key Features

• Small finger splint format helps buyers choose a compact size for smaller fingers
• Fold-over design supports straightforward finger application
• Foam-lined aluminum combines shapeability with a cushioned interior
• Curved tip helps protect the distal phalanx
• Contours easily for a more proper fit
• Blue and silver finish makes this variant easy to identify

Applications and Usage

• Supporting and protecting a finger with a small splint
• Using a contourable splint when fit needs minor adjustment
• Selecting a frog style splint for distal phalanx protection

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Foam.
• Check the small size before ordering to match the intended finger
• The splint contours for fit, which may help when finger shape varies
• Buyers comparing variants should note this is the blue and silver fold-over version

FAQ

• What size is this finger splint? This finger splint is small. The product details give the size as 2 3/4 inch in length and 2 1/4 inch in width.
• What material is used in this splint? The splint uses aluminum with a foam lining. That combination offers a shapeable structure with a cushioned interior.
• Can this finger splint be shaped for fit? Yes. The splint easily contours for a more proper fit.
• What part of the finger does the tip design help protect? The upward-curving tip is intended to protect the distal phalanx.

From PROCARE by DJO.