Vive Trigger Finger Splint - Support Brace for Middle, Ring, Index, Thumb, Pinky, and Hands - Straightening Curved, Bent, Locked Stenosing Tenosynovitis Tendon Lock Release Knuckle Stabilizer - HSA/FSA

I've been using this trigger finger splint daily and at night while sleeping. It is quite a bit more comfortable than the metal adjustable splint that I used when first diagnosed with this injury. I'm getting good results with this splint ....I think probably because it is more comfortable and user friendly...abling me to use that finger to a safe degree.. and it seems to be freeing up and not locking up nearly as much as it was before. I highly recommend this product for trigger finger issues.

I woke up one morning with a painful stiff knuckle on my right hand ring finger so I bought several different brands of splints and they all work. I keep one on 24/7 except for a few breaks to wash and dry my hands and to switch to another brand. The Velcro straps on the high and low end of the splints are easily changed from snug to loose. I'm reluctant to use the hot hand to cold hand ice treatment for just one finger although when I had a big problem with my hand, the treatment solve the problem completely. Maybe I'm hoping the splint will rest that long enough. But so far it's been two weeks and it still would hurt if I made a fist.

I have received some pain relief from wearing this on my ring finger - I don't think it will cure the problem but it does help some. I do sleep with it on and my hand does feel better in the morning. We'll see long term how it goes - trying to not go to the doctor for the painful injection on this.

BUY THIS ONE! Verified purchase. I bought 3 others and this one works! It's simple, soft and doesn't get in the way of doing stuff. It very much helps lessen the pain of my trigger finger. I have it on the finger pictured as shown. You can wear it at night or during the day. I just bought another one for a backup!

This finger splint is good if you don't have to grab things. Once you start using your hand like that, the finger will overcome the shortness of the splint and your knuckle will lock. If you have to use your hands for work then you would need a splint that reaches the middle knuckle in as well as the big knuckle. That will keep the finger stabilized so that it will only bend at the fingertip knuckle.

I injured the MCP joint (knuckle) of my index finger, and moving the lower joint forward caused intense pain. This Vive splint worked perfectly to prevent that painful movement while allowing the upper finger joints to move freely and perform limited tasks. It’s adjustable and fits comfortably over my finger, and the material doesn’t irritate my skin, even after wearing it most of the day and night.

Works great post cortisone injection. Stabilized my finger with ice cream stick.

It stabilize your finger so it give it some rest. Only wore when I slept. Also if awake, I wear for short period of time.