Tynor Wrist and Forearm Splint Left Large, 1 Count is a high-quality orthopaedic device offering support and immobilisation for the wrist and forearm. It is especially suited for larger-sized wrists and forearms and is available in left-hand versions. This wrist and forearm splint is a versatile solution, ideal for conditions such as sprains, fractures, or for use in post-operative rehabilitation.

The design features adjustable straps for a personalised fit, lightweight and breathable materials for extended wear, and a padded lining for increased comfort. The rigid stays in the forearm brace provide firm support and immobilisation, making this tynor wrist and forearm splint a suitable tool for those with wrist and forearm injuries.

Features

• Adjustable strap design
• High breathability material
• Comfortable padded lining
• Rigid immobilisation stays
• Suitable for large-sized left wrist and forearm

• Personalised Comfort: With adjustable straps, Tynor wrist and forearm splint can be tailored to fit your individual needs. This allows for a more comfortable fit, reducing the risk of further injury and allowing for more effective recovery.
• Durable Support: The rigid stays within the forearm brace provide firm support and immobilisation. This prevents unnecessary movement, easing discomfort and promoting quicker healing.
• Optimal Comfort: Tynor wrist and forearm splint is lined with foam padding which provides additional comfort during wear. This makes long-term use more manageable, limiting any discomfort usually associated with similar devices.
• Enhanced Breathability: Tynor forearm splint features a breathable mesh lining. This feature promotes air circulation around the wrist and forearm, reducing sweat build-up and ensuring the skin remains comfortable during extended wear.
• Versatile Application: Tynor wrist and forearm splint can be used to support various conditions, including sprains, fractures, or post-operative rehabilitation. Its flexible use ensures it can cater to a wide range of needs, providing comprehensive support for your wrist and forearm.

• Start by carefully unfolding Tynor wrist and forearm splint.
• Position the rigid part of the splint along the underside of your forearm, stretching from your elbow to your wrist.
• Fasten the adjustable straps around your arm, ensuring the fit is snug but not overly tight.
• The splint should feel supportive but not restrictive to circulation or movement of your fingers.
• Wear this brace as directed by your healthcare professional.

• Do not tighten the straps excessively as it may hamper blood circulation.
• If you experience any discomfort or pain while wearing the splint, remove it immediately and consult a healthcare professional.
• Do not modify or alter the product in any way.

FAQs

Q1. What is a wrist and forearm splint used for?

Ans. It is primarily used to provide support and immobilisation to the affected area. It can aid in healing various conditions such as sprains, fractures, and is also beneficial during post-operative rehabilitation.

Q2. How many hours a day should I wear a wrist splint?

Ans. The duration for which you should wear a wrist splint largely depends on your specific condition and your doctor's advice. However, typically, for severe injuries, you might need to wear the splint most of the day and night.

Q3. What are the benefits of using Tynor wrist and forearm splint?

Ans. It provides firm support and helps immobilise the wrist and forearm in cases of injury or post-surgical recovery. Its adjustable, comfortable, lightweight design makes it ideal for extended wear.

Q4. How does a forearm brace help in healing?

Ans. It provides support to the muscles and bones, reducing strain and aiding in the healing process. By limiting movement, it allows the injured area to heal and recover.

Q5. Can I wear the splint while sleeping?

Ans. Yes, you can wear the splint while sleeping if advised by your doctor. This can provide additional support and prevent further injury from unintentional movements during sleep.

Q6. What are the side effects of wearing a wrist splint?

Ans. Long-term wear can cause the joints to become stiff and the muscles to weaken; so it is essential that the wrist is used as usual when you are not wearing the splint to keep flexibility and strength.

Q7. What is the difference between a wrist splint and a wrist brace?

Ans. splint or brace is a device used to support or hold a body part still after an injury or surgery. While the words may be used interchangeably, in general, a brace is meant to support an injured area, while a splint is commonly used to immobilize an injured body part. Sometimes a splint is also called an orthosis.

Testimonials

'Tynor wrist and forearm splint has been a lifesaver for me after my wrist surgery. It's comfortable to wear and provides excellent support.' - Rajesh Kumar, Engineer, 45

'I was struggling with wrist pain due to excessive computer work. Tynor wrist and forearm brace has provided me immense relief.' - Malini Iyer, Software Developer, 33

'After fracturing my forearm, Tynor forearm splint has been crucial in my healing process. Its high-quality construction and ease of use are commendable.' - Manmeet Singh, Physical Therapist, 50