Reversible Thumb Wrist Stabilizer Splint for Blackberry Thumb Brace, Trigger Finger, Pain Relief, Arthritis, Tendonitis, Sprained and Carpal Tunnel Supporting, Lightweight Breathable Left Right Hand

I have arthritis in my hand. I needed a new brace. The hospital is now making them? The brace was not sturdy enough, so I brought this. It is strong and works well. Better than the brace I was given. It is good for me as cold weather annoys my hand. I enjoy the relief it gives me. I like it. And it's affordable. It's also adjustable.

As soon as I started using the thumb guard, I felt good support, my pain eased, and improvement in pain relief continued after the next time I used it. I've only used it for a couple of times, but so far I do recommend it, so far. Well so far, so good.

I hyperextended my left thumb doing something with my phone, most likely. This brace serves to remind me not to do anything stupid, like hyperextending my thumb! LOL!

This splint really helps m6 hand. And I'm glad that I can use it on both hands. I've already had surgery on my left hand but this helps stabilize my thumb and I need the extra support.

I have got an arthritis in my right wrist. can become very painful and uncomfortable. this little brace has really helped me a lot by stabilizing that wrist in my hand. I am very pleased with it!

This brace is good for minor sprains or twists or support. It felt good when I first put it on, but, despite the two plastic supports that are supposed to hold my thumb in place and keep it from being bent backward (which is how it got sprained), it allows too much freedom, too much range-of-motion. It needs to be stronger. The thin strap that wraps over the thumb is too narrow and two feeble to lock my thumb in a semi-immovable position. Also, there is a small patch of Velcro at the very start of the band that wraps around the wrist. If you don't get that onto the rest of the wrist strap, it digs into your skin and is uncomfortable. I could yank hard and tighten it until that Velcro pad reached the band and didn't touch bare skin. A bigger wrist would never be able to do that. Maybe the pad could be covered with sticky tape or gauze or something. It's comfortable, easily adjustable, and holds my thumb stable when I'm not doing anything strenuous, but it (apparently) isn't meant to allow you to work, since the protection breaks down at a level of low exercise / work / activity / quick movement.

The device worked great for the thumb area. I needed more support in the area directly underneath the thumb into the wrist. There was an elastic man that went around my wrist and provided some stability. A good device. I used it until I my first device was repaired.

It seemed okay at first, then the velcro that goes around the thumb stopped working. It won't stick together, which defeats the purpose of support. I would like to try another brace. I haven't tried returning yet, but will pursue that.

The velcro on the thumb area stopped working a day after I put it on. I used a lint remover item to remove whatever was stopping it from securing the thumb, and it worked for about an hour. I tried the lint remover again with tape on it, and it stopped working.

The velcro thumb strap breaks within a week and the support is not very good. The first velcro latch scratches your skin if it doesn't reach the target area. Do not buy.