
Tynor Wrist & Forearm Splint Right E-03 (Large)
Tynor

Ideal brace for wrist and thumb immobilization
Helps in healing wrist and thumb injuries
Aids in post-surgical recovery and rehabilitation
Comes with enhanced durability
Tynor Wrist splint ensures better grip
Removable, Double splinting; the product has an anatomical shape and provides rigid immobilisation. It has a variable degree of wrist dorsiflexion and a variable degree of thumb abduction.
With the help of splint individuals can keep their wrists in dorsiflexion while keeping their thumbs in abduction.
Ergonomic design; the product’s lace pull mechanism facilitates tightening and loosening with a single pull. It is simple to put on and take off.
The splint’s bilateral symmetry allows for use with either hand, while the reverse buckle mechanism provides a superior grip.
Design features; long length of the brace ensures enhanced immobilization.
Push out the aluminum splint
The splint contours are matched to the contours of the wrist based on the amount of dorsiflexion required.
The customised splint is now reinserted into the pocket.
The wounded hand is inserted into the tubular hole and placed against a palmer crease. In the thumb opening, the upper thumb is adjusted to a comfortable abduction position.
The hook loop rejoinders have a pleasant compression.
Keep the splint safe from physical damage
Keep out of reach of children
Wash it with gentle soap and use your hand
Dry it in shade

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