LMB Spring Finger Extension Splint, Assists in Extending PIP Joint With A Slight Extension Effect on the MP Joint, Size AA

I use this finger splint on my middle finger of my right hand after having surgery for trigger finger. It works great!!! Easy to use. I wear it a great deal to straighten and stretch the tendon. Trying to straighten the tendon by pushing down on the finger yourself is painful. This device when set properly is painless. It gradually applies enough force to straighten the finger. I use it on and off all day long as I continually work to regain finger flexibility. This is the 6th surgery I’ve had (on different fingers). Recovery is going to take at least 4 to 6 months. This is the same product I have used each time.

I bought this splint to straighten my index finger after trigger finger surgery. It works well and is very durable for how I used it. I mainly used it at night while sleeping. I sometimes used it during the day but NOT while doing anything that involved finger bending (i.e. only used it during the day when watching TV...). It has lasted at least 2,5 months and it is still intact. I highly recommend this if used properly (e.g. not for exercising finger...)

It is simple and it works. I jammed my finger in swimming accident. It does what it is suppose to. My finger eventually bends again when I take off, but it is straight sometimes up to an hour after taking off. Too early to tell if I will be cured, but if I don’t it won’t be because of this product. It fits right, is fairly comfortably and straihtens my finger

Wish it would be less expensive for the simple design it is. That said it did help to straighten the finger joint with consistent use.

Works great in keeping pressure on the finger

Broke after a few times.. Can't use it now.

I'm ordering a couple more of these only because I keep misplacing the first one during rest periods. Considering the materials, this splint has been very durable. This finger extension splint is very painful, but with extended wear can help elongate the flexor tendon after injury. --Pay close attention to the sizing/measurement chart. Not all of these splints are built the same, e.g., size AA here (the one I use for my pinky finger) may not be the same size as S or XS in other models. I ordered three different styles and sizes, and this one fits me the best at this stage of recovery. After my finger straightens out, I will probably need to change sizes. One downside with this splint (and other like it that use soft, smooth foam material for the pads) is that they wont stay in place on wet or sweaty hands

I have ordered probably 5-6 of these. I have to use them almost 12-15 hours/day. They were great to start with and note the last three have fallen apart in a couple weeks. For $24 , they should last longer. I’m also searching for another company to try, but I love the looks of these