MedVance Elivo Finger Splint, Trigger Finger Support Brace for Thumb, Index, MIddle, Ring, and Pinky Finger, One Size Fits All - 2 Pack

The Elivo finger splint is easy to wear and easy to remove as necessary. It definitely helped restrain my finger from automatically curling and getting stuck. After 4 weeks of use, my finger is nearly back to normal. This “trigger finger” injury isn't guaranteed to heal on its own.

after trying different braces and other items for my trigger finger on the ring finger of my left hand this one works it lets me move my hand and stops it from going down all the way and locking. best thing since sliced bread!

The soreness is mostly in my hand at the bottom of my ring finger. It hurts when it is closed. This Splint doesn't allow it to bind. It has been perfect for me. Until I get to see a doctor for long term treatment or cure, this is doing it for me. It has a 5" velcro strip that wraps around the finger which is adjustable. The splint is a hard flat plastic that's covered and cushioned. It helps me carry on with my daily functions. I do have to take it off for anything having to do with water just because I don't want it wet. Definitely recommend the Elivo Finger Splint.

My right ring trigger finger's trigger finger improved after about 2 weeks. The hand surgeon's nurse practitioner didn't feel the need for me to get a repeat steroid shot. We will recheck my finger again. She said to keep wearing it during the day. I leave the Velcro in place on the splint so it slips on and off, but never while using my hand. I gently wash it now and then.

If you have trigger finger (ouch!!!!), you can spend a few hundred dollars for a custom splint at the hand doctor's office, or you can buy these. Either way, they work the same in my opinion.

Like this product. Would like to be able to purchase locally so I don't have to wait so long. Sure wish the others two products would show up. That , I'm upset about

I found the device too uncomfortable to wear since it dug into my palm. I needed it for trigger finger. Tried wearing it the opposite direction shown in the picture; better but still uncomfortable.

I do not have a small hand but the device was too long down into the palm. The strap around the finger does not hold it in place. With every movement of the hand it just slips off.

The finger Splint does not provide any support for the thumb as advertised. It appears to be adequate support for the other fingers but not the thumb. The wrap is to short any only covers the lower part of the thumb below the knuckle. Quality seems good and it's adjustable.

The material is not as rigid as I had hoped, and while it does help keep the finger relatively immobile, it doesn't offer the firm stabilization I need for more severe symptoms. For anyone with advanced Trigger Finger or joint issues, I would recommend looking for a splint that's a bit sturdier. It does not provide sufficient support. Not worth the money would like my refund