Ossur Form Fit Wrist Brace - Form Fit Wrist Brace

Patented Form Fit 3-dimensional molding technology
Extremely breathable lycra-lined interior
Precisely sculpted narrow web space prevents pinching

Form Fit Wrist Brace - 8"

Our patented Form Fit Wrist Brace is constructed of a lightweight and durable fabric. The soft, lycra-lined interior is extremely breathable. Contoured along distal palmar crease to allow for 90 degree M.P. flexion. Precisely sculpted narrow web space prevents pinching. V-notch at fifth M.P. to allow for palmar spread. Removable/adjustable palmar stay. Easy to use contact closure straps. Aluminium palmar stay must be removed before washing. It can be washed with mild detergent and cold water.

Performance Benefits:

Patented Form Fit 3-dimensional molding technology allows us to vary padding thickness in strategic locations for superior comfort and fit
Extremely breathable lycra-lined interior
Lightweight durable fabric construction
Contoured along distal palmar crease to allow for 90 degree M.P. flexion
Precisely sculpted narrow web space prevents pinching
V-notch at fifth M.P. to allow for palmar spread
Removable/adjustable palmar stay
Easy-to-use contact closure straps

Indications:

Tendonitis
Selected Injuries
Post Cast Healing
Soft Tissue Injuries

Form Fit Wrist Brace Sizes Specify Left or Right hand when ordering

X Small - Wrist Circ. 5 1/4" - 6 1/4"

Small - Wrist Circ. 6 1/4" - 7 1/4"

Medium - Wrist Circ. 7 1/4" - 8"

Large - Wrist Circ. 8" - 9"

X Large - Wrist Circ. 9" - 10"

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Brand Name	Ossur
Manufacturer Number	37183000, 70833000, 70733000, 37853000, 70753000, 70873000, 70773000

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Questions: i have one hand, can i put it on by my self? 4 Answers

Question By: lefty on Jun 11 2013 2:09 PM

You'll have to use your teeth to attach the 3 straps, but it shouldn't be difficult.

Answer By: Mary on Jan 13 2003 2:16 PM

Not likely, unless you are adept at using your teeth to either pull the velcro strips through the buckle opening and then pull the strip up tight and over to latch onto the other side. You might try using a tool in your mouth (a wide instrument to help guide that process. It is possible I'm sure, but not without a lot of practice and dexterity. I tried using a letter opener and pushed my left hand with the wrist brace on so the velcro strip was facing up, then tried to use the letter opener to guide the strip through the brace. Not successful, but probably doable after a number of tries (I only tried once).

Answer By: Marie on Jan 13 2005 11:16 AM

No - If you could it would be tricky and you'd need to have the velcro bands securely but loosely in place. You'd have to slip your hand thru the opening and maneuver your hand to get it in the proper alignment.

Answer By: Tracy on Jan 13 2011 7:22 PM

Yes, if you can use your teeth to pull the straps around, it velcro's to the other side. I believe you could do it.

Answer By: Pibbers on Jan 13 2015 11:16 PM

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Questions: does this brace wrap all the way around the wrist? is the under part of the wrist covered also? 5 Answers

Question By: suzieq on May 11 2021 9:35 AM

The brace is a closed unit; it slides on like a fingerless glove (a gauntlet). There's a padded metal strip which supports the palm. I wear one on each hand every night, and my wrists seem more rested during the day--they don't ache so much. I love these things.

Answer By: Mary on Jan 13 2003 2:17 PM

Not all the way, but it wraps a good part around, depending on how large your wrist is. You can trip the excess to any length. It doesn't necessily go under the wrist; you don't really need it to, because there is a metal band inside the brace right under the wrist which keeps your hand/wrist in the right place when you put the brace on, and then tighten it with the velcro sstrips.

Answer By: Marie on Jan 13 2005 11:18 AM

Yes, the brace wraps all the way around and offers additional support on the palm side of the hand and down the arm with a removable metal stabilizer piece. It's well-cushioned and very comfortable, but it still offers a good bit of support.

Answer By: Paula on Jan 13 2010 11:28 AM

If you can use your teeth to pull the straps, yes, I believe you could.

Answer By: Pibbers on Jan 13 2015 11:14 PM

Yes. It covers the whole wrist, all the way around. This is the best brace I have found for my carpal tunnel problems. It fits well and does not cut too tight around my thumb.

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