Dr. Frederick's Original Finger Splints (2 Pack) for Women & Men — Trigger Mallet Brace Arthritis, Tendonitis Repetitive Strain Aluminium Stabiliser Bar Padded Neoprene Regular

DOCTOR-DEVELOPED SUPPORT THAT GETS ON WITH IT: Trigger finger, mallet finger, and arthritis flare-ups have a way of slowing everything down — opening a jar, typing, turning a key. This finger splint uses a durable aluminium core to hold the affected joint in a natural, extended position, restricting movement of the joint while you wear it. A doctor-designed finger brace that does the quiet work of support, so you can get on with your day. ADJUSTABLE FIT FOR EITHER HAND: One splint, the right fit. Soft hook-and-loop straps let you dial in snugness for the index, middle, or ring finger on either hand — no awkward sizing, no wrestling. Great as a middle finger splint today, a ring finger splint tomorrow. The padded neoprene wrap and adjustable closure mean the same brace works whether your knuckle is broad or narrow. Real support that adapts to you — built for how real hands actually live. PADDED NEOPRENE, NOT BARE METAL: Unlike rigid plastic or bare aluminium splints, the soft 60% neoprene padding cushions your finger against the stabiliser bar for all-day comfort. The aluminium core delivers firm immobilisation where you need it; the neoprene, cotton, and polyester padding absorbs pressure where you don't. No digging, no pinching — comfortable enough for a full workday or a full night's sleep. FOR INJURY, ARTHRITIS & POST-SURGERY USE: Whether you're recovering from finger surgery under your physiotherapist's guidance, looking for support during repetitive strain, wearing a brace through the snap-and-catch of stenosing tenosynovitis, or keeping the joint immobilised through a finger arthritis flare-up at night, this finger brace supports the joint while you type, sleep, or go about your day. Also well-suited as a finger splint for mallet finger immobilisation or post-sprain support. KEEPS YOU GOING, NOT STOPPING: You shouldn't have to put life on pause for a stiff knuckle. These doctor-developed finger splints for trigger fingers are slim enough to fit under a glove, let you grip a steering wheel, and still type without stacking keys. Pair with ice, gentle stretching, or your physiotherapist's recovery plan for layered support. Two splints per pack — rotate them, wash one while you wear the other.