DJO Wrist / Thumb Support Splint Quick-Fit W.T.O. Palmer / Thumb Stay Nylon / Foam Right Hand Black One Size Fits Most

Wrist / Thumb Support Splint Quick-Fit W.T.O. Palmer / Thumb Stay Nylon / Foam Right Hand Black One Size Fits Most

This wrist and thumb support splint helps support the right hand with a palmer and thumb stay design. It may be a practical choice for buyers managing wrist and thumb pathologies in clinical, rehab, or home settings where adjustable support is needed. The splint comes in black, uses a single pull lace closure, and is sized one size fits most.

Good Fit For

• Addressing dequervain's syndrome
• Addressing gamekeeper's thumb
• Addressing scaphoid injuries
• Addressing sprains and strains

Key Features

• Wrist and thumb support splint for right-hand wear
• Palmer and thumb stays help support both the wrist and thumb together
• Pre-contoured aluminum stays may be adjusted for proper angulation
• Single pull lace closure supports quicker application and fit adjustment
• One size fits most for simplified sizing decisions
• Nylon and foam construction with a black finish

Applications and Usage

• Supporting the right wrist and thumb when a combined splint is needed
• Adjusting stay angulation to better match the user's support needs
• Use in rehab, clinic, or home care settings for wrist and thumb pathologies

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Foam.
• This model is intended for the right hand.
• Sizing is one size fits most, so buyers may want to confirm that a universal fit suits their user population.
• The support uses a palmer and thumb stay design rather than a wrist-only format.

FAQ

• Is this splint made for the right or left hand? This wrist and thumb support splint is made for the right hand.
• Does this splint support both the wrist and the thumb? Yes. The design includes both palmer and thumb stays to support the wrist and thumb together.
• Can the stays be adjusted? Yes. The pre-contoured aluminum palmer and thumb stays may be adjusted for proper angulation.
• How does the splint fasten? This model uses a single pull lace closure.
• What conditions is this splint intended to address? The splint is identified as ideal for addressing dequervain's syndrome, gamekeeper's thumb, scaphoid injuries, sprains, and strains.

From Quick-Fit W.T.O. by DJO.