Breg CMC Joint Thumb Support Guard

SKU:100367-120

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$42.99 - $51.99

$51.99

$42.99 - $51.99

$51.99

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Product Highlights:

MP Joint Width (inches): • Small: 2.5" - 3" (6-7 cm) • Medium: 3" - 3.5" (7-8 cm) • Large: 3.5" - 4" (8-10 cm)
Easy Application: Neoprene wrap design ensures quick and hassle-free application.
Comfortable Fit: Sized to provide a more personalized and comfortable fit for all-day wear.
Secure Closure: Large hook-and-loop panel offers a secure, adjustable fit for added stability.
PERSONALIZED SUPPORT: Reach out to Brace Direct (an American Owned Company) to schedule an appointment with a fitting professional for a free video fitting and adjustment session to achieve the perfect fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a WHFO? + –

WHFO stands for Wrist Hand Finger Orthosis. It’s a type of splint that supports the wrist, hand, and fingers in a more functional or resting position. It’s often used when there’s a need to stabilize multiple joints, such as in cases of advanced contractures or severe arthritis.

What type of splint is used for rheumatoid arthritis? + –

Many people with rheumatoid arthritis benefit from a resting hand or wrist splint that eases strain on inflamed joints. These designs typically provide mild compression and keep the hand in a neutral position, helping reduce pain and slow deformities while allowing some mobility for daily tasks.

What is the best resting hand splint? + –

he best resting hand splint varies based on your condition’s severity and which joints are affected. Look for a splint offering gentle support, adjustable straps, and soft padding around sensitive areas. If your fingers need positioning too, consider an option that extends into the palm or grips them. Many find success with the OCSI SoftPro Champ Resting WHFO for overall support.
OCSI SoftPro Champ Resting WHFO

Is it safe to wear a WHFO all day? + –

In some cases, yes, but it’s best to follow medical advice. Prolonged wear can prevent muscles from moving naturally and lead to stiffness. Many people wear their WHFO at night or during specific activities that trigger discomfort, then remove it periodically to do gentle exercises or stretches.

How does a resting splint help with contractures? + –

By holding the hand and wrist in a neutral, supported posture, a resting splint gently stretches tight tissues and helps avoid further bending. This alignment can lessen pain, minimize swelling, and slow the progress of joint or tendon shortening that leads to contractures.