Trigger Finger Splint, Oval Finger Splint for Middle Finger Thumb Brace for Arthritis Pain and Support (Size 6,7,8,9,10)

I wore the thumb brace for weeks and my tendon healed. I could wash dishes while wearing it.

Trigger thumb - it worked quite well.

I have larger hands, but not overly so. However, I do have chubby fingers. So, I knew right away that splints 5 through 8 would be a no-go as soon as I saw them. I figured that if any of them were going to work, it would be 9 and 10. Unfortunately, while I could get those two splints partially onto the affected fingers (I suffer from "trigger finger" in my right index and ring fingers), they were far too tight to get past or even onto my knuckles. I thought maybe I could simply keep the splints just forward of the knuckle to at least get some benefit from them, but I quickly discovered that any movement of my fingers caused the splint to dislodge and slip too far forward to provide any benefit at all. So, sadly, they're not for me.Would these work well for someone else? Possibly, but I suspect that the person who need to have slender fingers, as those with thicker fingers would tend to experience discomfort from to the hard edges of the splints.

They do as they are ment to but the plastics not the best quality and a little ruff in places which becomes uncomfortable when you need to ware one 24/7 ,

These might work well for someone who only needs one or else have fingers that require 5 different sizes.I need splints on 3 of my fingers and the size 7 (small women’s hands) fits well. The 6 is too tight and the others are too large. That leaves me with just one that I can use in this pack.I tried wearing it on the worst finger while I mopped today. The only thing it did was cut off the blood flow to my finger making it freezing cold and aching more. The next size up just slid around and was useless.The only thing nice I can think of for these is that they are waterproof, unlike the metal splints which are, for me, better in every other way.