Med-e Move Wrist and Forearm Splint (L) - Right
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The Med-E Move Wrist and Forearm Splint is designed to immobilize and support the wrist and forearm. It is intended for use in cases of wrist fracture, distal forearm fracture, ligament or tendon injury, and for post-operative support. The splint helps to alleviate discomfort and supports the healing process by keeping the wrist in a functional position while allowing fingers and thumb to move freely.
Anatomical Design: Conforms to the shape of the wrist for support and stability, featuring anatomically shaped aluminum splints on both the palmar and dorsal sides for rigid immobilization. Comfortable Material: Made from a 3-layer composition of elastic microfibre fabric, polyurethane foam, and terry cloth, this splint is breathable, skin-friendly, and latex-free. Secure Fastening: Features a hook and loop closure system that allows for easy application and a secure fit.
Q: What conditions is this splint intended for?
A: This splint is designed to provide immobilization for conditions such as wrist or distal forearm fractures, ligament or tendon injuries, and for post-operative support. It helps to hold the wrist in a functional position.
Q: How do I wear the splint correctly?
A: Slide your hand into the splint, making sure the anatomically shaped aluminum splint is on the palmar (palm) side. Fasten the hook and loop straps to get a snug and secure fit.
Q: Can I adjust the splint for a better fit?
A: Yes, the splint has a hook and loop closure system that allows for easy application and adjustment for a proper fit. Some models also feature a malleable metal splint that can be conformed to the shape of your wrist.
Q: What is the material of the splint?
A: The splint is made from a three-layer composition of elastic microfibre fabric, polyurethane foam, and terry cloth, which is described as a latex-free and breathable material.
Q: How should I clean the splint?
A: It is generally recommended to hand wash the splint in cool, soapy water after removing any metal parts. Do not use a washing machine or tumble dryer, and ensure the splint is completely dry before wearing it again.
Provides rigid immobilization to the wrist joint, which can aid in managing discomfort and supporting recovery from injuries. Maintains the wrist in a resting position without restricting the movement of the fingers and thumb. Designed to alleviate pain, promote healing, and help prevent additional injury to the wrist and forearm area. Offers support for conditions such as wrist fractures, distal forearm fractures, and ligament/tendon injuries. Can be used for support after surgical procedures on the wrist or forearm.
Select the correct splint for the right or left hand. Unfasten the hook and loop closures. Slide your hand into the splint, ensuring the curved aluminum splint is on the palmar (palm) side and the flat splint is on the upper side of the hand. Pass the velcro straps through the rings and fasten them to achieve a snug and secure fit. It is advisable to use this product under the guidance of a qualified doctor.
Consult a physician or qualified doctor before using this product. If you experience an intensification of symptoms, remove the product immediately and contact your doctor. Ensure the splint is not too tight to avoid restricting blood circulation. Keep out of reach of children. Read the label carefully before use.
The splint is made from a latex-free, breathable, and skin-friendly material composed of elastic microfibre fabric, polyurethane foam, and terry cloth. Store in a cool, dry place. For any queries, you can write to onlinesupport@medequip.co.in.
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