Brace On EZ Finger Splint - Essentials Pack (Mid Sizes 4,5,6,7,8,9,10)

Got the 8-9-10 package and the 9 was perfect (and was what the flex tape measure suggested). The other two would not fit.When the 9 popped off while working, I didn't even notice it. Never found it again.They should make package of 3 all the same size, but this packaging way they make three times the money.

I have triggering on my ring finger and I use a computer & mouse all day at work so the bulky full finger splint with Velcro was always in the way, and they are just not comfortable. They fall off when I’m doing things like dressing or when I’m sleeping or else they are too tight. I have dogs so the fabric & Velcro would pick up fur. My compliance with using the Velcro splint was only about 50% as it was uncomfortable and a hassle. So my finger was not healing at all. This EZ splint is a game-changer! I wear it 100% of the time. It doesn’t fall off when I sleep. I’ve been vigorously cleaning & decluttering my garage for 2 days and it’s stayed put, and doesn’t get in the way and doesn’t fall off. I don’t even notice that I have it on. It’s almost invisible. It fits inside gloves! Nothing snags on it. Easy to keep clean, too, and you don’t need to remove it to wash your bands or put on hand sanitizer. I’m delighted.I agree with other customers that it would be nice to get a multi pack all in the same size. But, I’m using 2 different sizes as I usually wear the 8 but when I’m outside in the cold, my finger shrinks, and I need the 7. So it’s not a total waste, and I saw instructions for how to stretch them by heating them up; I will try that with the 6.There was a rough bump on the plastic. I used a nail file to smooth it down and now it’s fine.Be sure to use the sizing guide. It’s not your ring size. For example my finger is sz 7 for a ring but 8 for the EZ. Rather than printing out a paper ruler, you can just wrap a piece of string around your knuckle, and put a dot on the string with a sharpie at the point where the ends meet. Then use a ruler to measure the string, to get your measurement.

This worked best for keeping my trigger finger straight and not locking up... It's all plastic, so it is easyto use when washing your hands, not like the fabric splints.. I would buy them again.... and have!!

Identical to "Oval-8" but a little cheaper :) (Note: sizing is different between the 2 companies, so be sure to read the size chart before ordering.) Worked perfectly for my trigger fingers, but it takes time for healing (4-6 weeks is normal). I only wish that they also sold 3-packs in a single size, instead of forcing you to buy 3 different sizes in one pack. (Thus the 4 stars, instead of 5.)Compared to the paddle splint I started with, these were soooo much better! I can easily type with them on, wash my hands (without having to unwrap the paddle splint), or safely hold a hot cup of java or tea, all three were impossible with the paddle or full finger splints.I needed to adjust the splints a little for perfect fit; this was easy to do. They say to use a hair dryer or heat gun. I have neither, so I just dropped 1 splint into a small cup of boiling water (just out of the microwave), waited for a count of 15 and removed with plyers or tongs (don't burn yourself!), and slipped it onto the nose of a needle-nose plyers and then stretched as needed (or lay splint band-side up on a smooth surface and gently press down on the band to lengthen and tighten it). Don't take too long as it will cool quickly, but you can do the boiling water routine a few times if more adjustments are needed. (I imagine there's a point when you can't heat it again without making the splint so rigid it will break, so don't overdo it!)Also, at least for me, they're so light I hardly notice them - great! But this became a problem because they slip off easily (I didn't want them so tight that they cut off my circulation in the already swollen fingers), so I ended up having to buy more as I lost 3 in the first week. :( Once I realized how easily I was losing them and paid closer attention when doing something that might pull them off, I stopped losing them.

Tried three products for trigger finger. This is a clever splint and is comfortable. The three pack alllows you to get a good fit. While not costly, its way more expensive than the others I tried and must cost about 50 cents to make, but thats how we make money in medical devices. . It was not as good at keeping my finger as straight as I wanted as it allows a slight bend. I preferred another splint that is cheaper and provides two instead of just one.