Push MetaGrip Thumb CMC Orthosis - Left - 2
MCP circumference 7 3/4" - 9"
| MPN | 81622406 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Performance Health |
| Packaging | 1/ea |
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Push MetaGrip CMC Thumb Brace - CMC Splint
Designed to relieve pain from thumb CMC (basal joint) osteoarthritis while
continuing to perform daily tasks, the brace can be worn under a glove & does
not impede the movement of other joints.
• Provides stability during pinch & grip exercises
• Imbedded metal insert & full palmar support
• Ensures maximum CMC joint stabilization
• Snugly fits the contour & size of the thumb
Reduces Pain and Loss of Strength
The Push MetaGrip CMC Thumb Brace places the thumb in a functional position and guarantees optimal hand function. The metal insert allows the brace to snugly fit the contour and size of the thumb. In addition to the full palmar support and double straps, the thumb CMC orthosis offers maximum CMC joint (basal joint) stabilization.
Available in Multiple Sizes
For comfortable, all-day, pain-free wear, the CMC brace can be worn under a glove, resists abrasion, and does not impede the movement of other joints. The streamlined brace is available in multiple sizes for the right or left hand. To determine the proper sizing of the MetaGrip Thumb Brace, measure the circumference of your hand just below the knuckles of all fingers, excluding the thumb.
Continue Everyday Activities
Wearing the supportive Push Thumb Brace won’t stop the user from doing what they love. This can be worn while cooking, golfing, gardening, playing tennis, driving, knitting, and other work/household activities. It will not deform if the brace is left or worn outside in a hot environment. The CMC joint splint is easily cleaned with soap and water or in a washing machine.
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