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Wrist & Hand Supports & Braces

Provide support and stability to your hand and wrist with Complete Care Shop’s range of orthopaedic wrist support products. Whether you're recovering from an injury or surgery or you have a condition like carpal tunnel syndrome, an orthopaedic wrist brace can be extremely beneficial.

Consider our full range of hand and wrist supports to find the right assistance and comfort for you.

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Orthopedic wrist support for arthritis

If you live with arthritis in the hand and wrist area, you could benefit from using an orthopaedic wrist brace. At Complete Care Shop, we have Actimove Arthritis Gloves that help reduce swelling with light compression. This provides pain relief and warmth to soothe and improve mobility in your hands and fingers.

Neoprene hand and wrist supports

We stock a large number of neoprene wrist braces – all in different sizes – that aid pain, swelling and loss of mobility. They offer excellent wrist support and compression which warms and supports the wrist effectively, leading to a quick recovery from injury. With a Velcro strap to fasten, you can choose the tightness you prefer, helping to maintain the optimal wrist position.

Variations of support

Whether you're looking for an orthopaedic wrist brace or something for your fingers, you'll find it at Complete Care Shop. Our selection is wide-ranging and suits a variety of different needs, injuries and conditions. Find the perfect support for your hand and wrist today.

Wrist and hand supports are orthopaedic devices designed to provide stability, compression, and support to the wrist and hand area. They’re commonly used to manage various conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, wrist sprains, tendonitis, arthritis, and post-injury or post-surgery recovery. These supports can help alleviate pain, reduce swelling, and improve wrist and hand function.

Choosing the appropriate wrist or hand support depends on your particular condition, the severity of your symptoms, and your personal preferences. Consider the following factors:

  • Type: Wrist and hand supports come in various types. Consult with a healthcare professional to determine which type is best suited for your needs.
  • Size: Measure your wrist or hand circumference to select the right size. Many supports are available in different sizes to ensure a proper fit.
  • Material: Supports are made from different materials, such as neoprene, elastic, or metal. Choose a material that offers the desired level of support, comfort, and breathability.
  • Adjustability: Some supports come with adjustable straps or closures, allowing you to customize the fit and compression level.

The answer depends on your specific condition and the type of support you’re using. In many cases, wrist and hand supports are designed to allow a degree of mobility while providing stability and support. However, it's essential to follow the guidance provided by your healthcare provider or the manufacturer of the support. Some considerations include:

  • Activity level: Depending on your condition, you may need to modify or limit certain activities. Discuss any activity restrictions or modifications with your healthcare provider.
  • Comfort: If the support causes discomfort or restricts your range of motion to an extent that affects your daily activities, consult your healthcare provider for adjustments or alternative options.
  • Use during rest: In some cases, wearing the support during periods of rest or sleep may be recommended to aid in healing and symptom relief.
  • Gradual adjustment: If you are returning to activities after an injury or surgery, your healthcare provider may recommend gradual adjustments to your support.