Fanwer Stroke Resting Hand Splint - Night Immobilizer Wrist Finger Brace for Flexion Contractures, Functional 5 Finger Stabilizer Wrap - for Muscle Atrophy Rehab, Arthritis, Tendonitis (Right, Medium)

I have a bad hand due to rheumatoid arthritis and this definitely helps keep my hand straight. Would highly recommend.

as a stroke survivor of 7 years with clinched hands in a fist. this brace exceeded my expectations, since none of the others worked. This keeps my hand straight and most of all it stays in and doesn't want to clinch up and make a fist. it is very comfortable. Now I am very hopeful I will get my hand somewhat back and crochet. All that I can say I am very happy and hopeful for the future. My hand is in a fist so yes, my husband and i have to fight with the spacisity to get my fingers in place, but once they are in they are not going anywhere. zFor all my stroke survivors just get it and use it every night before your hand gets like mine, be patient to get your fingers in it, nothing is perfect but this brace is perfect as it gets for our needs.

My son had a spinal cord injury and has contracture of his right arm. His thumb would automatically tuck under his fingers. This product kept his thumb extended and his fingers separated. Used at home and in the rehab center. Helps to keep hand stretched out and arm and hand more relaxed.

Fits well

I wish this secured my fingers more. I measured and bought the large cause my hands swell often. My thumb doesn't even fit inside the brace. I can tighten straps around my wrist but it doesn't keep fingers from moving.

Easy to put on and with a durable support . It’s is soft against the skin with a padded insert. It’s easy to clean and can be separated for a thorough cleaning, however a thin fabric covering the foam insert washed off when I rinsed it. The fabric isn’t necessary but since it was added, it should be better secured.

This works great, very comfortable overall. The only thing I would change if I was designing this brace is the location of the plastic pieces that the Velcro straps pass through. They dig into the arm a bit, especially the one in front toward the hand on the back of my wrist/thumb. The company should attach these slightly under the hard part of the brace on the bottom, then it would be perfect. As a work around I folded and wore a piece of tissue under the knobby bits to provide some padding.

Perfect item, perfect service--thanks!