
Flavia Wrist Support Double Lock - Universal
FLAVIA

Tynor wrist wrap supports, protects and partially immobilizes the wrist.
Useful for post operative and post cast care.
Provides extra grip and fits comfortably.
Easy application to wear and remove.
Neoprene bonded nylon fabric that is four way stretchable.
Llight weight, good aesthetics,long functional life and durable.
Provides immobilization for those with injured or swollen wrist.
Wrap around design and UBL fabric offers a versatile closing system, ensures easy wearing and removal.
It allows customized compression, enhanced grip, better sizing flexibility, good fitting, better support and wrist stabilization.
See the up mark in the label inside to position the product correctly
Product is simply wrapped around the wrist
Hook is fastened to a comfortable compression.
Keep out of reach of children
Primary Prevention
For individuals exposed to repetitive hand movements, prolonged device use, or daily wrist strain — helps provide gentle compression and support, maintain joint alignment, and reduce stress on the wrist before discomfort begins. ·
Secondary Prevention
For those experiencing wrist discomforts, mild pain, overuse strain, or weakness — helps support the wrist joint, reduce strain on muscles and tendons, and improve comfort and stability during routine activities. ·
Tertiary Prevention
For individuals dealing with persistent wrist pain, chronic weakness, repetitive strain injuries, or post-injury recovery — helps deliver sustained support and compression, enhance joint stability, aid rehabilitation, and promote long-term wrist health and functional comfort with regular use.

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