Ossur Exoform Carpal Tunnel Wrist Brace | Pain Relief and Recovery From Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Tendonitis, and Sprains | Lightweight and Low Profile Design | (Small, Left)

I suffer from frequent bouts of tendinitis in my hands and wrists, causing pain and nerve compression. I am very small boned, so finding a wrist brace that fits properly has been difficult as most braces are too big. I ordered a brace for each wrist in size small and they fit great, providing the support I need without all of the bulk that other wrist braces I have tried typically have. They also don’t dig in or cause uneven pressure, and don’t cause my skin to break out in a rash like other braces have done. They are easy to put on and take off, easy to adjust, and are so comfortable that I barely even notice them and can even wear them at night. The pain, tingling, and numbness clear up within a couple of minutes when I put them on and the swelling in my hands and wrists has gone down significantly.

Lightweight, slim profile, easy to clean, maximum coolness, easy to put on one-handed, effective bracing to prevent bending at wrist. Can't be beat for every day use, to sleep with at night, and even to play instruments. Small fits amazingly well, I am a short adult, average weight for height, proportionately small hands 2.75 inch across front palm from pinky to pointer finger. I prefer the ergodyne proflex for athletics, though, this one would not withstand rigorous movement and sweat well.

I have been using these on both wrists for several years and I think they are the best wrist braces available because they are very light weight and they form a protective "cage" around the sensitive carpal tunnel area without putting any pressure on it. Some people have mentioned that they are cheaply constructed. Here's how I make mine last for a year or more: When they arrive, I remove the liners and stitch around the outer edges of the liners to make sure they will hold together. Then, I refasten liners to the exteriors and never remove them again. To wash them, I put them in a lingerie bag and wash them in the washing machine on "gentle" cycle. Then, I hang them to dry. Eventually, the gray rubbery part will start to separate from the black, hard plastic part. I extend the life by super-gluing it. I wear them for typing, driving, lifting/carrying, and sleeping (i.e., most of the time). The object is to lessen the pain and numbness and avoid surgery. Most of the time my hands don't bother me at all, except when I forget to use the braces or try to do too much (e.g., lift heavy items).

I’ve spent too much time trying to find a splint that will work for my wrist. This particular one has been my favorite! It is less intrusive than other splints, but yet holds more securely. The fact that it’s waterproof is wonderful and the material is soft. I get swelling on the side of my wrist, so this works well for that because it is open on the side and doesn’t press down on it.

I like these cause they don't push on my swollen wrist joint but they fall apart to easily

I’ve had this brace for 2 years and it’s still as good as new. I’ve used it daily for months on end, multiple times. Mostly for bad tendonitis that flares up and hurts horribly with even the slightest bend of the wrist. This brace stabilizes the wrist so well that it barely moves. But I can still work on a computer all day, bike, and do active yoga with it on. I wash it weekly (hand wash) and it’s held up incredibly well. I’m buying a second just so I can have a spare while the other is washed/drying. Thank you for making this brace! I’ve tried so many and they’re all bulky or don’t prevent movement. This one is far superior all around!

Grade D: Built Well, But Careful on Fit. Product is fine and built well, but depending on the size (circumference) of the individual's wrist, as well as the length of the arm/wrist, the brace does not fit comfortably and can chafe. Would not recommend buying this type of product online, but trying on elsewhere or buying from a Walgreens/CVS/etc.

Best one I have tried. Most are too big (made for men), and thus always have some piece of Velcro or something else hard and scratchy that pokes into me, causing its own injury overtime. Most are also too hot, given their wrap around, Velcro closure designs. This version is lightweight, and supports the wrist via an open, exoskeleton like design (versus heavy wrapping), making it cooler and easier to wear long term. 10 out of 10. Highly recommend.

Very lightweight and not bulky at all. I can use the keyboard normally while wearing those. Really easy to put on and take off (those who's carpal tunnel is so severe that they can't hold a pen, will understand) Also, you only need to adjust them once, much better than the braces with velcro closure. I bough braces for both hands and I think they'll save me money. The braces with velcro last X amount of time, then they get ruined. This ones are mostly plastic and will last forever.

I have gone though so many splits in the run up to my carpal tunnel surgery and this is the only one I’ve not managed to remove in my sleep. I take a high dosage of nerve pain relief but since using this I've slowly decreased my mg for nighttime relief. would recommend it to anyone who is suffering with high to server Carpal Tunnel syndrome.

Having tried other wrist supports, it was well worth spending the extra money on these! They offer different sizes based on your hand size (something I have not seen before) and are less bulking than other products.

It is harder to adjust when you are wearing it than ones with velcro, but once you have the right fit you don't have to adjust it every time you take it off and on again. It is great for work, but I don't think it is suitable to sleep in. I tried sleeping with it a couple of times and had temporary radial nerve paresthesia on awakening both times.

J’ai cet article depuis peu et il est brisé ! Après quelques jours une des sangles a lâchée !