
Flavia Finger Cot Splint (Medium)
FLAVIA

Made of skin-friendly Drytex cotton lycra puf-lined material
Adjustable compression using velcro strap
Thumb aluminium stay for maximum stabilisation and immobilisation
Improve circulation and promote healing.
Provide support to the thumb joint.
Fix your thumb into the extended portion of the splint.
Tighten the thumb strap and adjust the angle of the thumb as required.
Now, wrap the elastic strap around the wrist and lock as per your comfort.
Hand wash with mild detergent and water.
Keep out of reach of children.
Primary Prevention: Ideal for individuals seeking basic thumb support during daily activities such as typing, writing, or gripping — helps stabilize the thumb joint and reduce the risk of minor strain from repetitive movements.
Secondary Prevention: Suitable when thumb pain, sprain, or overuse discomfort appear — helps restrict excessive thumb movement, retain therapeutic warmth, and support improved circulation for faster recovery.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals recovering from thumb injuries, ligament strain, or joint instability — provides firm support to the thumb joint, promotes healing, and helps maintain thumb stability and functional comfort.

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