
Finger / Hand Splints
Allard Selection Ulnar Deviation Splint
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$63.95Allard Vission Finger Splint
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$58.95Allard Vission Multi-Finger Splint
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$74.95Pediatric SaeboStretch Dynamic Resting Hand Splint
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$329.95SaeboStretch Dynamic Resting Hand Splint
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$369.953pp Comforter Wrist and Hand Splint
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Price range: $155.00 through $179.953pp Oval-8 Finger Splint
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$17.50Buddy/Finger Loops (Set of 3)
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Price range: $20.00 through $22.00Bird & Cronin Mallet STAX Finger Splint
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$10.00Physiotherapy Room Mallet Finger Splint
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Original price was: $8.50.$4.95Current price is: $4.95.3PP Polycentric Hinged Ulnar Deviation Splint
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$152.953PP Radial Hinged Ulnar Deviation Splint
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$165.95Restorative Medical – Neuroflex Restorative FlexHand Splint
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$109.95Restorative Medical Hand Resting Splint
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$115.95DIP vs PIP Joint Support
Different finger injuries affect different joints. Some splints are designed for the tip of the finger (DIP joint), while others stabilize the middle joint (PIP). Choosing the correct type is essential.
Mallet Finger & Tendon Injuries
Mallet finger splints are commonly used to hold the fingertip in extension to allow tendon healing. Consistent wear is typically required for optimal results.
Important: Continuous Wear May Be Required
For certain injuries such as mallet finger, removing the splint too early can delay healing. Always follow your healthcare provider’s instructions carefully.
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With over 50 years of combined healthcare and bracing expertise, our team can help you select the appropriate finger splint based on your diagnosis and recovery stage.
Prescription & Tax Information (Canada)
Some finger splints may qualify as tax-free in Canada with a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare professional. Eligibility depends on the product and proper documentation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a finger splint used for?
A finger splint is used to immobilize or stabilize an injured finger joint during recovery from fractures, tendon injuries, sprains, or deformities.
What is a mallet finger splint?
A mallet finger splint holds the fingertip joint in extension to allow proper healing of the extensor tendon.
How long should I wear a finger splint?
Wear time depends on your diagnosis. Some injuries require continuous splinting for several weeks as directed by a healthcare professional.
Can I remove a finger splint to shower?
For certain injuries like mallet finger, continuous wear is required. Always confirm removal instructions with your healthcare provider.
What is the difference between DIP and PIP splints?
DIP splints stabilize the fingertip joint, while PIP splints support the middle joint of the finger.
Are finger splints tax-free in Canada with a prescription?
Some finger splints may qualify as tax-free in Canada with a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare professional.
How tight should a finger splint be?
It should feel secure without causing numbness, discoloration, or swelling in the finger.
Can a finger splint help with trigger finger?
Certain splints are used to limit finger flexion and reduce irritation associated with trigger finger.
Can I type while wearing a finger splint?
Depending on the splint design and injury, limited typing may be possible, but movement restrictions should follow medical advice.
How do I choose the right size finger splint?
Most splints are sized by finger circumference or length. Refer to the sizing chart and contact our team if unsure.
Finger Splints in Canada for Fractures, Mallet Finger & Joint Stabilization
Shop finger splints in Canada designed to protect injured joints, limit motion, and support healing after fractures, tendon injuries, and sprains.
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