Tools to Support Your Recovery
These are commonly recommended tools used to support recovery of the hand, wrist, and upper extremity.
Recommendations vary depending on your specific condition, stage of recovery, and individual needs.
If you are unsure what is appropriate for you, this can be discussed during your visit. Additional recommendations can be provided as needed.
Splints & Supports
Used to provide protection, support, or positioning during recovery.
Push Metagrip Thumb Brace
Provides support for thumb arthritis while allowing functional use of the hand during daily activities.
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LMB Spring Extension Splint
Applies a low-load, prolonged stretch to help improve finger extension and joint mobility. Often used in stiffness and post-injury recovery.
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Bullseye Finger Splint
Provides targeted support to the middle joint of the finger to help reduce strain and improve alignment during healing.
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Trigger Finger Splint
Helps limit tendon irritation by supporting the finger in a controlled position during healing.
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Oval-8 Finger Splints
Lightweight splints used to support joint alignment and manage hyperextension or instability.
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Swelling & Scar Management
Used to manage swelling, protect healing tissue, and support scar remodeling.
Silicone Scar Sheets
Commonly used to help improve the appearance and pliability of healing scars.
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Compression Glove
Provides gentle compression to help manage swelling and improve comfort.
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Coban Wrap
A self-adherent wrap often used for edema control and light support.
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Pain & Recovery
Used to help manage discomfort and support tissue recovery during the healing process.
Heating Pad
Provides gentle heat to help reduce stiffness and improve circulation.
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Voltaren Gel
A topical anti-inflammatory commonly used for joint and soft tissue pain.
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Final Flex Wrap
A reusable gel wrap that provides both cold and heat therapy to help manage pain, swelling, and stiffness in the hand, wrist, or elbow. Can be used during different stages of recovery based on symptoms and tolerance.
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Exercise & Mobility
Used to improve motion, strength, and functional use of the hand and upper extremity.
Therapy Putty
Used for graded strengthening and mobility exercises for the hand and fingers.
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Flexbar (X-Light Resistance)
Commonly used for forearm strengthening and tendon-related conditions such as tennis elbow.
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Resistance Bands
Used to support progressive strengthening and upper extremity rehabilitation.
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Resistive Therapy Clips
Provide graded resistance for pinch strengthening and are commonly used to improve functional hand strength.
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Daily Function
Tools designed to reduce strain and make everyday tasks easier.
Jar Opener
Helps reduce strain on the hand and thumb during gripping tasks such as opening jars and containers.
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Fiskars Spring-Loaded Scissors (Large)
Designed to reduce hand fatigue by automatically reopening after each cut, making them easier to use with weakness or pain.
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UnbuckleMe Car Seat Assist
Helps reduce thumb strain when releasing car seat buckles, especially helpful with limited strength or pain.
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Electric Can Opener
Eliminates the need for gripping and twisting motions, making it easier to open cans with minimal hand strain.
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Foam Tubing for Utensils
Builds up handles to make gripping easier and more comfortable.
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Adjustable Tablet Stand
Supports hands-free use of tablets or devices, reducing strain on the hand, wrist, and forearm during prolonged use.
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This list is intended as a general resource and does not replace individualized evaluation and treatment.
Specific recommendations are based on your condition, goals, and stage of recovery.
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