
Tynor Foot Drop Splint Without Liner Right Small D-17
Tynor

Ideal to be used for common peroneal nerve palsy.
Suitable for all foot drop conditions.
Supports foot alignment.
Helps in normal walking.
Foot drop splint made from durable material.
Available in 3 different sizes.
Scientifically designed light weight foot drop splint holds the splint in position.
Made from lightweight polypropylene material which has good resilience and a leaf spring action.
Provides rigid support with removable strap for a perfect fit.
Maintains and supports the foot and also it can prevent foot drop.
Has adjustable straps to prevent axial rotation of the foot.
Rigid support frame to hold the splint in the correct position.
Arrests plantar flexion and keeps the foot in a functional dorsiflexion position.
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Note: Use this product under the guidance of a physician / qualified doctor.
Hand wash the socks with mild detergent.
Don’t dry clean; don’t iron or bleach.
Don’t wear it too tight.
Keep out of reach of children.
Primary Prevention: Suitable for individuals experiencing mild ankle or foot weakness, occasional discomfort, or early signs of instability — helps support proper foot alignment, maintain balance, and reduce strain from the start.
Secondary Prevention: Essential for individuals with recurring ankle or foot instability, mild deformities, or early functional limitations — helps stabilize the foot and ankle, improve gait, and support safer, more comfortable movement.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals with chronic ankle or foot conditions, post-injury recovery, or long-term mobility challenges — helps provide consistent structural support, maintain functional alignment, and promote long-term lower-limb health and mobility.

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