Oval Finger Splints, 5PCS Oval Trigger Finger Splint for Trigger/Mallet/Arthritis/Straightening, Trigger Finger Brace for Thumb Middle Pinky or Ring Finger -Size 6,7,8,9,10

I bought this to use as a splint for a 'trigger finger' to prevent further damage to the finger joint and associated tendon which has apparently developed "a knot". I have small hands and this is the size 4, it is a bit snug but fits. I will wear the size 5 in case the finger swells. The 6 fit but was a little loose but likely not loose enough to fall off. I don't know how it will last as I bang around the house doing chores, but it feels sturdy enough to probably be fine. You cannot bend these. I found good exercises for this condition on You Tube so I hope using this and doing those on a regular basis makes this go away. Nary a clue how I got it.

These helped my trigger finger immensely and came in a huge variety of sizes.

These work well to guard against trigger finger. Size assortment is satisfactory but I would recommend purchasing the expanded set that also comes with the sleeves. The dwnside of using just the splint is that they can slide off.

this keeps thumb from bending so there is no pain but, out of 5 of the "splints" only 2 will work because most are are too big. suggest changing instructions for measuring. we measured the finger that had pain. one fits well, 3 are too big and one is slightly too small. I dislike throwing something away that hasn't been used so it's imperfect, though one did work it fell off soon after we got it and its either lost in the house or the dog ate it!

This brace holds my ring finger in place. I can bend it a little but it will not let me bend it so it reaches the point where it will pop. After a day or so I forgot I was wearing it. It is virtually invisible against a white persons skin. You get five different ring sizes in each kit, so a good fit is virtually assured. This is a great alternative to the more bulky full finger brace. Also very inexpensive.After use review: It worked. Amazingly so. My finger was stiff from not using, it but after a few days of exercise my finger is back to completely normal. Could not be more pleased and surprised.

I have a trigger thumb, and the summary of this product stated it would stabilize the thumb so it could heal. As soon as the product arrived, I took out what was Labeled "10" (assuming it would fit the thumb), and it immediately felt uncomfortable, the hard plastic cut into my thumb, and it still allowed my thumb to bend. I went to package labeled "9" assuming my thumb was too small for the "10". The "9" was WAY too tight so in addition to the hard plastic cutting into my thumb, it was also cutting in more, leaving red marks in my thumb. My recommendation? Scroll on. I found a MUCH better option the same night, and I can already feel the difference. You get what you pay for.

These have sharp edges that scrape and poke the skin. They hurt after wearing them for any length of time. I bought them because they had a better price than the oval 8. In the long run it's costing me more because I can't use these and now I have to but the real ones anyway

This is the second time I've had trigger finger and these braces really work. It's good to have extras in other sizes because you never know when you will need one for a different finger. It's even good to have extras in the same size as I lost one while gardening and never found it. So I had to order another. If you don't want extras be sure to tape it on if you are going to be active. You wouldn't think they are that easy to come off, but it does happen.Just be sure to take them off periodically throughout the day and use yourother hand to bend the affected finger a few times without letting the trigger finger do any of the bending on it's own. That will keep you from ending up with a stiff finger that will never work again.