Brace OnEZ Finger Splint Sizing Kit - Universal Finger Brace With Adjustable Fit, Trigger Finger Splint, Pinky Finger Splint, Middle Finger Splint, 14 Pcs, 28 Different Sizes

If you think you will never need more than one of these, think again. I lost 2 the first time I had a trigger finger and had to keep ordering replacements. Then recently I got another trigger finger on my other hand and was glad I had a 3 pack of different sizes. Well I lost it the first time I was working in the garden.If you don't think you will ever need them again, or won't need a different size, then be sure to tape them on when you are active.What really good is I can get multiples for a whole lot less than the original Oval 8's cost me the first time around. And these work just as well. I didn't have a problem with sharp edges, but I can see how some might. Just use a band aid under it.WARNING! Whatever you do, be sure to take this off a few times during the day and use your other hand to bend the finger several time without the trigger figure doing any of the work or triggering. That will keep you from ending up with a forever stiff finger. expect it to take 6 to 8 weeks to heal.

The best splints ever made

The media could not be loaded. Sized Used in video: Thumb 10; Pointer 7; Middle 8; Ring 9: Pinky 4. Initial thoughts at 15 minutes of wear is that they felt weird for a couple minutes. I've been flexing my fingers (both hands) testing them out. Right hand (without the splits) ache a bit. Left hand (with the splits) no pain. So far, so good. Holding my phone feels a little different. They're doing something!

They are sturdy and really helps my finger feel better. I don’t have to worry about my fingers locking while I am asleep. I love that the package comes with different sizes.

I bought the set rather than guess on a size or size range. Much more cost effective to have all sizes. I can see where they'll be handy for all kinds of finger boo-boo's. I originally thought I had broken the finger so it took 3 weeks to self-diagnose mallet finger. I liked how easy this was to use and how it kept my affected joint straight while allowing my other joints to bend. It was so comfortable there were times where I was doing something and would suddenly notice that I had inadvertently pulled it off. Luckily, I've been able to retrace my steps and find it. I wore it for about a month. My finger still has the mallet look but not as pronounced as it was. It may have recovered better if I had diagnosed it sooner. Recommend the product(s).

Only two sizes were small enough to fit a woman's fingers, small hands. Well made material, will work okay for larger fingers, all the way up to size 16.I'm keeping them to give to friends who may need them. product is good, just not for small women's hands.

It’s not sized by a number so you don’t know what you are fitting your fingers in. Was frustrating. A bad buy. I put on the wrong size fingers hurt bad and swells up. Can’t get it off. Waste of money

At least two times a year I must go for shots to resolve trigger finger issues - different fingers each time. While the shots are needed, the finger splints give an extra boost in the recovery as they allow the shots to take hold in the healing by holding my fingers in place. I have learned to keyboard with the splints when needed.