BeneCare Neoprene Thumb/Wrist Support

Brand

Health and Care

(7 reviews)

Size

Hand

~~£10.99~~£7.59+ FREE UK delivery

Includes 20% VATPrice exc. VAT: £6.33

This item in brief:

Supports the joints by holding thumb in abduction position
Aluminium stay to immobilise thumb and palm
Optimum comfort due to neoprene construction
Suitable for a range of different conditions

Product Details

BeneCare Neoprene Thumb/Wrist Support

There are many conditions that can be affect the thumb and wrist joints, including commonly known problems such as arthritis. Supporting and stabilising the joint is important for recovery as well as alleviating pain by reducing the strain on the surrounding muscles and tissue. The BeneCare Neoprene Thumb/Wrist Support is an ideal option; the closed thumb strap allows for full flexibility while holding the thumb in a natural abduction position. An aluminium stay allows both the thumb and palm to be immobilised, making it a great choice while you heal.

Features of the BeneCare Neoprene Thumb/Wrist Support

Neoprene construction for comfort
Closed thumb for flexibility and abducted position
Thumb and palm stay to restrict movement at MP and CMC joints
Lightweight, durable and breathable
Palmar bar and thumb extension bar for support
Targeted supports for the first CMC and MCP joints
Removable stay
Stay can be shaped for optimum support
40° machine washable and air dry
Suitable for a range of conditions

Indications of the BeneCare Neoprene Thumb/Wrist Support

Acute injury
Arthritis of the thumb
Arthritis of the wrist
Arthrosis of the first CMC joint
Avoids restrictions at MCP joints
Basal joint arthritis
Broken wrist
Bursitis
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Chronic injury
Chronic irritation
Chronic ligament instability
CMC arthritis
CMC instability
Complex instabilities
Controls thumb abduction
De Quervain's Tenosynovitis (De Quervain's syndrome)
Degenerative diseases
Degenerative irritation
Gamekeeper's thumb
Ganglion cyst
General weakness
Gout
Hypertonicity
Immobilisation to relieve pain
Inflamed/swollen tendons
Injury prevention
Joint effusion
Juvenile chronic arthritis
Kienbock's disease
Luxation
MCP joint irritation
Medial subluxation
Mild spasticity of the wrist/hand
Osteoarthritis
Overuse injuries
Pain/instability of thumb extensors/abductors
Perilunate dislocation
Post carpal/metacarpal surgery
Post surgical repair
Post operative conditions
Post traumatic conditions
Pre-operative
Repetitive strain injury
Restricts movement at CMC and MCP joints
Rheumatoid arthritis
Rhizarthrosis
Scaphoid fracture
Scapholunate instability
Scapholunate tear
Severe CMC arthrosis
Skier's thumb
Soft tissue injury
Stabilises MCP joint
Stabilises thumb basal joint
Stener lesion
Supports CMC joints
Supports CMC/MCP joints
Swelling and oedema
Tendinopathy
Tendomyopathy
Tendopathy
Tendovaginitis (inflamed tendon)
Tenosynovitis
Thumb basal joint irritation
Thumb saddle joint irritation
UCL injury
UCL lesion
Weakness of the thumb joint
Worn cartilage
Wrist and thumb joint distortion

Sizing of the BeneCare Neoprene Thumb/Wrist Support

Please use the chart below to select the right size:

Size	Wrist Circumference
Extra Small	11.5 - 13.5cm
Small	14 - 16cm
Medium	16.5 - 19.5cm
Large	20 - 21.5cm
Extra Large	22 - 24cm

Delivery Information

Delivery - Free UK Mainland Delivery

Delivery is free of charge on all items at Health and Care when delivered to a mainland UK address. Your order is usually dispatched by Royal Mail or better and is normally dispatched the same day when ordered before 2.00pm, Monday to Friday. For orders placed outside of this timeframe, they should be dispatched on the next working day.

The delivery expectation of order sent via Royal Mail is 1 to 3 working days.

Please call our Health and Care customer care team on 020 7720 2266 if you have any questions about the delivery of this item.

Reviews (7)

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7 reviews:

Wirrallyn

Rating:

07 May 2020 | Lynne

Disappointed with quality - very rough finish & the external Velcro especially in the thumb area was poor indeed. In fact the latter was actually downright dangerous and the stitching over the thumb joint was / most irritating to the skin.