FREETOO Ergonomical Thumb Support Right and Left Hand.Thumb Spica Splint

Brilliant it supports and relieves a lot of the pain so comfy too

Bought this as I have de quervain's tenosynovitis and it’s great for splinting the thumb. While wearing it, the pain is almost gone. I definitely recommend this.

I have worn this about 22 hours a day for the last 3 weeks. When it first arrived it gave great support to my trigger finger thumb. |Just what I needed. Very comfy to wear. I only gave this 4 stars because after 3 weeks it is showing lots of wear and tear. The rigid parts that go down the side of the thumb have started to peel away from the glove part of the support. The parts that a peeling away are cosmetic, they don't affect the how well this item works. Lastly, not sure if it is the shape of my hand but rigid parts that should be down either side of the thumb keep moving towards the palm of my hand. Every hour or so I have to re-position the support. I purchased a new support called FullDay but that is one I will return and give one star. Not a comfy support. I have also tried a support called CEY-Me which I also sent back. Just to make it clear, the Freetoo support works very well, to emphasize this, I have just purchased another one. The original is still working but looking shabby so the new one will be used when original is in the wash and for more formal occasions.

Excellent quality and gives great support

Very good support, and easy to wear and put on. Very well made. I bought 2 of these, as they can be worn on left or right hand.

It gives total support and has been a game changer for me thought I was going to have to give up driving because of the pain but now I feel confident I'll be able to drive for a few more years. My arthritis won't improve but this is going to give me more time doing what I enjoy doing

Bought this as the one I owned used a metal splint that lay across the back/knuckle side of the thumb, but I found it too painful to use. It looked like this one would fit either side of the thumb but it doesn't (on me anyway). To make it secure, the palm strap pulls it one way slightly so the splints aren't either side of the thumb, one of them is across the top of the knuckle. That said, it is sturdy enough to stop the thumb bending and I found it light enough to sleep with. Also, in the colder temperature, as daft as it stands, the tip of the thumb is left uncovered so it 'attracts' pain (that seems to be the case on all of them though).

This product reduced my pain levels considerably..it fits really well and is comfortable to wear. I drive for a living and I can wear it whilst driving.