Rolyan Soft Hand-Based Ulnar Deviation Insert for Right Hand, Short Splint Insert for Joint Alignment, Aligns the Knuckle Joints in the Hand and Fingers for Pain Relief and Mobility, Small

I have rheumatoid arthritis with ulnar deviation. When my rheumatoid flares I use the soft splint to help with the pain. Works well and still leaves my hand mobile

Its too small.

Wish it came with directions. That would be really helpful. But it works well for my patient with serious hand deformity due to arthritis. She said that they are really helpful and comfortable to wear.

Uncomfortable. Straps between fingers are too large

My OT measured my hands and ordered the size according to your instructions. Either the velcro is too long or the finger separation strips are too short. Either way, half of the scratchy side of the velcro attaches, but half sits on my finger tops and irritates my skin. It’s great that all the velcro is industrial strength, BUT with severe arthritis in both hands, I have to use my teeth to get out of the brace. It is my assumption that most folks needing ulnar drift correctors have arthritis. Weaker velcro and longer finger strips would do the trick. I bought left and right hand braces.

Good sturdy materials, well made, adjustable so can change to whatever pressure is necessary. A very good product !

Was not comfortable to wear. The straps that go in between the fingers were too bulky, and I could not see wearing this for more than a few minutes.The band across the knuckles was not wide or stiff enough to prevent those knuckles from flexing, which is what my therapist recommended. I also could see the velcro quickly losing its effectiveness after a few times of use.I ended up returning it because it could not do what I needed it for and was not comfortable.

Just started using it to straighten a tendon. Very comfortable.