Wrist Brace With Thumb - Tynor Australia

Wrist brace with the thumb is designed to support, protect and partially immobilize the wrist and the palm while allowing free and natural movement of the thumb and fingers. It compresses the area and retains the body heat to allay local pain and inflammation.

  • Extra grip
  • Extra porous
  • Controlled compression
  • Anatomical thumb placement

Ideal for: 
  • Postoperative and post cast care
  • Bursitis, Tendonitis, Tenso-synovitis
  • Arthritic care of the wrist
  • Prophylaxis in exercises and games
  • Helps in easy movement of fingers while protecting the wrist
  • Reduces chances of activity and exercise-related Injuries

  • Anatomical thumb opening ensures the thumb remains relaxed in the abduction position. It improves comfort, ensures no fatigue, and provides better pain relief. It allows free and natural movement of the thumb and fingers.
  • High-quality, striped elastic webbing is strong and durable, has high porosity, and excellent compressive strength provides comfortable touch and feel. It has a high modulus of elasticity, retains shape and size for a long time.
  • Hook loop closures provide customized and optimal compression, ensure better fitting, universal sizing, easy application, and Removal

Anatomical thumb opening is designed for the slight abduction and comfort of the thumb.

Wrist Brace with thumb Neoprene: It is made out of three Layered Neoprene bonded fabric, with a four-way stretch, top layer with UBL offers the advantage of a very versatile closing system and a firm grip to the wrist. The inner layer made from strong nylon fabric ensures long life and good aesthetics.

Wrist Brace with the thumb (elastic webbing): It is made from strong, porous orthopedic webbing, which is hypoallergenic with good resilience and long life

Velcro fasteners ensure close and firm fitting of the brace around the wrist.

  • Use this product under the strict guidance of a qualified doctor.
  • Discontinue use and seek the guidance of a qualified doctor, in case of
    • Impaired sensation
    • Impaired blood flow
    • Allergy rash or itching
    • Pain Increases or persists
  • Consult your doctor in case of concurrent use with any other medical device.
  • Misuse or improper use of the device can lead to adverse effects and decreased effectiveness.
  • Follow the instructions mentioned on the box carefully.
  • Keep out of reach of children.

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