Finger Splint Joint 8

The Joint 8 finger splint is the ideal choice when you need to stabilize or immobilize the small joints of the fingers. The Joint 8 finger splint is designed to stabilize or immobilize the PIP joint or DIP joint. The splint is also made with 1.6 mm translucent plastic without seams. The edges are rounded to provide more comfort. The finger splint has three different interfaces so that multiple disorders can be treated. Because the design is open, the skin also stays clean and dry. This splint can also be worn while washing hands, showering or even swimming. It is very easy to put on the finger splint, because this only takes a few seconds.

Properties:

• Stabilization or immobilisation
• Only 1.6 mm
• Rounded edges for comfort
• Waterproof

Indications:

• Deformities of the finger
• Trigger finger and trigger thumb
• Lateral deviation
• Arthritis
• Finger fractures or Hypermobility (Ehlers-Danlos syndrome).

How do you put the Joint 8 on?

Mallet Finger

To keep your upper finger joint straight, wear the strip on top of your knuckle and the oval on the palm side.

Trigger finger

To limit triggering, wear the strip on the top of your finger or end knuckle and the oval on the palm side.

Trigger thumb

To limit triggering, wear the strip on the top of your finger or end knuckle and the oval on the palm side.

Swan neck

To prevent your middle knuckle from bending backwards, wear the oval on the top of your finger and strip on the palm side under the knuckle

Crooked fingers

To make curved joints function optimally again, wear the oval on the side of your finger where you bend the finger towards it.

Boutonniere

To prevent your middle knuckle from bending down, wear the strip on top of your knuckle and the oval on the palm side.

Fractures

To prevent your finger from moving, slide the first splint with the strip on the top. Then slide a larger size over the first splint with the strip at the bottom.