Kedley Wrist & Thumb Splint Left Hand – Adjustable Orthopaedic Support Brace

Product Description

The Kedley Wrist & Thumb Splint Left is designed to provide firm support and stabilisation for the wrist and thumb. Manufactured from soft and comfortable materials, the splint helps maintain a supportive position while allowing adjustable compression for everyday wear.

The design includes a palm splint and dedicated thumb support, helping keep the wrist and thumb aligned while providing structured stability. Multiple adjustable hook-and-loop straps allow the brace to be customised for a secure and comfortable fit.

Part of the Kedley Orthopaedic support range, this wrist and thumb splint is made from quality materials to deliver reliable support and comfort during daily activities.

Key Features

• Provides stabilising support for the wrist and thumb

• Integrated palm splint and thumb support design

• Adjustable straps for customised compression and fit

• Soft materials for comfortable wear

• Designed specifically for the left hand

• Support Level: 6

Directions for Use

1. Check the size guidance on the packaging and ensure the correct hand option is selected. Slide the hand into the support with the palm splint positioned against the palm.

2. Insert the thumb into the thumb opening and secure the middle strap followed by the top strap.

3. Adjust the thumb strap, then readjust all straps to achieve the desired level of compression.

4. Ensure the support fits firmly but does not restrict circulation.

Care Instructions

Hand wash in lukewarm soapy water, rinse thoroughly, and allow to air dry. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight.

Materials

Cotton, Polyester, Foam, Spandex, Nylon, Latex

Product Specifications

• Hand Orientation: Left

• Support Level: 6

• EAN: 6009547616167

Important Information

This product contains latex, which may cause allergic reactions in some individuals. If discomfort, irritation, or a rash occurs, discontinue use and seek professional advice. For serious or recurring injuries, consult a healthcare professional.