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Tynor Wrist Splint with Thumb immobilises both the wrist and the thumb with firm splints and adjustable straps. It is used for thumb and wrist injuries, De Quervain's tenosynovitis and after fractures.
Place the hand and thumb in the splint and fasten the straps firmly but comfortably.
Available sizes at Avicen Online: Medium, Small, XL. Check the Tynor size chart on the pack and measure before choosing your size. The size of this item is shown in the product title.
Avicen Online carries a wide range of Tynor orthopaedic supports, braces, hot and cold therapy and mobility aids, with delivery across Oman. Free delivery on orders above OMR 10.
Tynor products are for support and comfort. For injuries or medical conditions, consult your doctor or physiotherapist before use.
| Brand | Tynor |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Wrist Splint |
| Sizes | Medium, Small, XL |
| Recommended For | Thumb and wrist sprains; De Quervain's tenosynovitis; Scaphoid and thumb fractures |
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It immobilises both the wrist and thumb, commonly used for thumb and wrist injuries, De Quervain's tenosynovitis and after fractures.
Place the hand and thumb in the splint and fasten the straps firmly but comfortably.
Choose based on your wrist and hand measurement; check the size guide or ask our pharmacist if you are between sizes.
Yes, the fingers stay free to move while the wrist and thumb are supported.
Wear as advised by your doctor or physiotherapist, as this depends on your injury.
