Oval Finger Splint 8 pcs, Finger Splints for Arthritis, Mallet Finger, Trigger Finger Splint, hypermobility(EDS) finger For Thumb/Middle,/Index/Pinky or Ring Finger (Large(5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12))

I wasn’t sure of the size to order and I chose wrong. The return was swiftly handled and the next size that I ordered from the same company arrived promptly and fits fine. The finger splints are comfortable and work as they are intended to, stabilizing my trigger finger. Also, they sent a small strip of the neatest cushion, should you want to use it. It makes them super comfortable. I’ll order again from this company.

This piece was my second attempt to treat a re injured mallet finger that first happened in 1997. The first splint that I used in 1997 no longer worked due to my finger swelling too much and causing pain. This item was good to stabilize my finger and relieved alot of the pain. Also I liked I could adjust the piece to go with my finger swelling in different areas. However my only issue was my mallet finger needed to be supported UPWARDS. So if you just need stability this is fine. But I ended up buying one more splint which finally fixed my mallet finger.

A good product but a little less polished than the name brand(s). A few plastic rough spots and plastic is perhaps not as thick, nor is it glossy. Color is a bit whiter (less peachy). But this is OK. **Size was one size larger than expected; I was fitted by a physical therapist, but that size is too large.** Some might therefore wish to take this into account. I would also suggest that the size of each splint be embossed, perhaps with a little color added, on the back of the 'ring'. The numeral is there, but very hard to read. It could be raised and darker in tone--while still being hidden--by placing the digit on the inside of the band, instead of on the outside. Just a suggestion....Product shipment was prompt.

Not enough of the size I needed and some where too big for me personally

I like this. Not pretty but not real noticeable either. Does not hurt can wash dishes and shower with it on. I also ordered a stainless steal ring to keep my middle finger knuckle from bending. I will wear when I go out but not as comfortable as this one. I order the one with the most sizes , figured out which one works best and then just order a 8 & 9 .

I love these splints. I only use 2 of the sizes. It's very comfortable and easy to put on and take off. It's comforting to know that it prevents my trigger finger from getting stuck. It also is not really noticeable as it matches my skin tone.

It works as intended. It keeps my finger straight.

I have a very painful trigger thumb from repetitive use (needlepointing) and this little plastic splint helps a lot to keep it from clicking so the tendon can heal. The variety pack is the way to go so you can change sizes as the swelling changes. They are made of a firm plastic. My hands are on the smaller side, and the size 7 feels the most comfortable on my thumb. I recommend this set for trigger finger or trigger thumb. It really does help. Check out youtube videos on trigger thumb, that's where I found out about this sort of splint.UPDATE: I do still think these are helpful BUT I keep losing them. I don't want to wear one that's too tight. The comfortable size inevitably falls off with just about any activity and I don't realize it until it's lost and my thumb bends. So then I put a bigger size over the smaller one...and that one always gets brushed off by any activity too. I just can't seem to keep the darn things on. I even bought another set after losing the "good" sizes of the first one, lol. Guess what happened with the second set. I've thought about gluing them together or putting tape around them...but if I'm going to use tape, why not just tape my knuckle?