IRUFA,3D Breathable Elastic Fabric Finger Splint, for Trigger Finger, Straightening Curved, Bent, Locked & Stenosing Tenosynovitis Hands, Black, One Size Fit Most, One PCS

The media could not be loaded.  I have trigger finger (stenosing tenosynovitis) and the hand clinic sent me a link. Pretty bad we have to buy them but more do at £20 (£16.99 + £2.99 postage) is a rip offThere were cheaper ones for £7.99 outside of Amazon praised really highly but this was recommended so I felt I had to get as no knowledge in these.When I first wore it, I was in agony. Pain going up to my shoulder and painful all up arm and clavicle area to touch. First I thought was having a heart attack but was relieved on taking off. I had to get used to it. I need it al the time as without my finger is still clicking, but the palm gets painful so I have to take it off until finger gets too painful without.It’s been 17 days wearing it and I have short periods without finger clicking but 5 minutes only. It’s taking a long time to heal.I don’t N༠ོ if this is as should be. It is comfortable when you get used to it thoLook around though for one. You just need metal and padded and secure with VelcroTo save all that by all means get this. It seems fair quality as much as you can get in such a small object.Worth the money. No I don’t think so but it is good just not worth £20

This was expensive for what it is but I bought it because of other reviews. It actually works straight away. After the first night of wearing it I had no pain in my hand or finger. I have trigger finger which I’ve had one steroid injection in but although it worked at the time it has worn off after 6 months. Although it is nicely padded all round the bit that actually digs into your palm is rough and scratchy. At first I tried to remove it with scissors but found the best result was to put a plaster over it. Perfect. It’s a design fault or maybe I just got a badly made one. I will definitely be ordering another as it means I can do the ironing and hoovering without pain. Simple but effective. You forgot you are wearing it. If your suffering, but one, it’s worth it.

Had trigger finger in my left ring finger, was very painful, struggled with no support for a couple of months then knocked it a couple of times, ouch! so decided I needed to protect it. Didn't want a whole finger splint as wanted the mobility in the top half of my finger, also wanted to protect where my finger met my hand and this ticked all the boxes. Found it comfortable to wear once I got used to it, stopped my finger from locking and protected the sore joint and tendon which allowed them to heal in a couple of weeks. It stayed on well and was easy to pop off to wash my hands. It definitely aided a faster healing of my finger, so can definitely recommend. Took a star off for the price which I felt was a bit high, otherwise 5 stars from me!

It appears to help but unfortunately way over priced for what it is. I sometimes forget that I have it on which isn't a bad thing. Not really had it long enough to make a firm judgement but so far so good

Fits well and certainly helps with painful trigger finger. But it tends to be pulled off in pockets, sleeves etc. list it after less than a week.

Buyer beware, I've reasonably large hands and this just about fits, the velcro catches but won't hold for long.

Easy to wear and comfortable but very expensive.

Trigger finger killing me but this splint works well I can sleep and it helps during the day as well