THX4COPPER Reversible Thumb Wrist Stabilizer

I have severe Rheumatoid Arthritis (also neuropathy, lupus and Sjogrens). Here's what I like and appreciate about this brace, which I bought for each hand. First, it's lightweight and supportive without being intrusive. If need be, I can sleep with these on without much distress or discomfort. Like most people with RA, I like my limbs and digits free when I sleep, if at all possible. It doesn't only support my thumb joint, which gets incredibly painful, it's a great wrist brace; it's not nearly as cumbersome as any other wrist brace I've had. When I bought it, it wasn't for my wrist, so I was pleasantly surprised by this.I can even crochet with these on, which was an even bigger surprise! I like that most of my hand and fingers are free while it protects the specific joints I got it for.Being that it's lightweight with neoprene, I don't sweat beneath it, even when I'm so bundled up or under an electric blanket. It's comfortable; I can wear it and do things without having to constantly take it off. TMI...but for my arthritis peeps, because most of the hand is free, you can even use the bathroom and wash your hands without much maneuvering.I suggest these if your thumb or wrist joints are being problematic jerks! They're a good price, easy to clean, and comfortable (as far as braces go).

Very light weight and not bulky at all. Easily adjustable and gives good support. Isolates the thumb perfectly. And, doesn't limit the use of your other fingers. Just having my thumb stabilized is providing relief from pain.

This works pretty well and get the job done for sore wrist.

I got this for mommy wrist after I had already bought another brand (Mueller). I didn't like the other brand so I tried this. This is way better. The Velcro actually stays on and doesn't budge except when you want to take it off then it comes off fairly easily. The design is great because it gives you more movement of your other 4 fingers. You only really have to take the wrist Velcro off to slide your hand on/off. I really like this because it means I only have to adjust one Velcro instead of 3 like other models. It is also surprisingly more secure than the other 3 Velcro model I have too. Your thumb doesn't move as much which is important with healing the injury you got this for. And of course it is comfortable! Definitely a must for something you wear all day and/or all night. I have only been wearing it on my left hand because my left is the worse one, but it can be worn on both hands. I do appreciate the engineering that went into this because it also has a small piece of Velcro that attaches at the beginning while you're securing the wrist part which keeps it in place, removing any frustration with putting this on. I've been wearing it for weeks and honestly don't know why I haven't bought another one. (I have mommy wrist in both wrists)I got the small/medium even though I was on the higher end on the measurements and it fits well. The wrist Velcro doesn't go completely over the grippy part, but it's not an issue at all. It seems like the small/medium is more women sized and large size is for men. But I'd recommend measuring yourself just to be sure.

This is a wonderful brace! So comfortable but still compressive and supportive. So happy I bought this may get it in another color and give it as a give.

Ok, I was diagnosed with De' Quervains synovitis due to an injury and my extensor pollicis brevis and extensor pollicis longus are hurting. Those are the tendons of the muscles of the thumb that help the thumb extend. My pain scale every morning varies from 3/10 to 8/10. Sometimes if I do certain things, like cooking, or opening the door, etc, my thumb hurts soooo bad! I already went to the doctor's office and got a shot but it doesn't help after a few weeks. This thumb splint keeps my thumb/wrist stable while sleeping, so my thumb will not "move" while I'm sleeping.Doctors do not know for sure how people get Quervain's tenosynovitis. But it can result from:-A direct blow to the thumb-Gaming-Hobbies like gardening or racket sports-Inflammatory conditions like rheumatoid arthritis-Overuse-Repetitive workplace tasks..For me, I injured it by hyperextending my thumb for 8 hours continuously while sleeping in a weird position. And then lifting heavy stuff later...I have been using this hand brace for more than a month now and it kinda helps me reduce the pain scale from 8/10 to kinda 2 or 3/10. De Quervain's is kinda like chronic pain, I've been having this pain for more than 7 months now. During the day, it doesn't hurt that much, but it just depends on what I'm doing.Good luck to me, y'all.! I'll continue using this splint and see how it can help me in the long term since I don't want to have surgery.

Fits great and not bulky just what I was looking for!

It is adjustable so I get just the amount os support I need when I wear it at night.