Wrist and Hand Supports
Wrist and Hand Supports – Comfortable Stability for Recovery and Relief
Wrist and hand supports are orthopedic aids designed to stabilize joints, support injured muscles and tendons, and relieve discomfort caused by overuse, trauma, or chronic conditions. Whether you're recovering from a strain, managing carpal tunnel syndrome, or dealing with arthritis-related stiffness, these supports provide gentle compression and immobilization to promote healing.
Used by individuals recovering from surgery, experiencing repetitive stress injuries, or seeking everyday support, wrist and hand braces are available in various designs including wraps, splints, and adjustable compression garments. These products are suitable for clinical rehabilitation or home use and are often recommended by healthcare professionals for targeted support and pain relief.
Benefits of Wrist and Hand Supports
- Help reduce pain and swelling caused by injury or repetitive motion
- Provide immobilization for post-operative or post-trauma healing
- Improve joint alignment and reduce muscle fatigue
- Assist in the treatment of carpal tunnel, tendonitis, and arthritis
- Available in multiple designs for left or right hand, full wrist, or thumb support
Popular Wrist and Hand Support Brands Sold at Medicinal Supplies
- Air Cast/DJO
- Apothecary Products (Health Enterprises Acu Life)
- Bell-Horn Orthopedics (OrthoArmor)
- Brownmed (IMAK)
- DeRoyal Industries (LMB Air)
- Scott Specialties
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What are wrist and hand supports used for?
A: Wrist and hand supports are used to stabilize joints, reduce pain, and aid in recovery from injuries such as sprains, carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, and tendonitis.
Q: How long should I wear a wrist support?
A: Duration depends on your condition and doctor’s advice. Some supports are worn only during activities while others may be used throughout the day or overnight.
Q: Can I sleep with a wrist brace on?
A: Yes, many people with conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome benefit from wearing a wrist brace at night to keep the wrist in a neutral position and reduce pressure on nerves.
Q: What’s the difference between a splint and a brace?
A: A splint typically provides more rigid immobilization and is used for acute injuries or post-surgical recovery, while a brace may allow limited motion and is often used for support and compression.
Q: Are wrist and hand supports adjustable?
A: Most products feature adjustable straps, Velcro closures, or flexible materials to provide a customizable fit for different hand sizes and support needs.
Q: Can wrist supports be used for both hands?
A: Some are designed for either left or right hand use, while others are ambidextrous. Always check the product description to ensure a proper fit.
Shop Wrist and Hand Supports at Medicinal Supplies
At Medicinal Supplies, we offer a wide selection of wrist and hand supports to assist with recovery, pain relief, and joint protection. Shop from trusted brands and find the right solution for your orthopedic needs today.