Wrist & Hand Combo Splints
Allard Vission Finger Splint
In Stock
$58.95
Allard Vission Finger Splint POSI
In Stock
$99.95
Allard Vission Multi-Finger Splint
In Stock
$74.95
Pediatric SaeboStretch Dynamic Resting Hand Splint
Out of stock
$329.95
SaeboStretch Dynamic Resting Hand Splint
Out of stock
$369.95
3pp Comforter Wrist and Hand Splint
In Stock
Price range: $155.00 through $179.95
3PP Polycentric Hinged Ulnar Deviation Splint
In Stock
$152.95
Restorative Medical – Neuroflex Restorative FlexHand Splint
In Stock
$109.95
Restorative Medical Hand Resting Splint
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$115.95Comprehensive Immobilization
Wrist and hand combo splints provide extended stabilization beyond the wrist joint, offering additional protection when hand structures are also involved in the injury.
Neutral Alignment Protection
Maintaining a neutral wrist position helps reduce stress on ligaments, tendons, and nerves during recovery from fractures or significant sprains.
Important: Monitor Circulation
Rigid splints should not cause numbness, tingling, or discoloration of the fingers. If these symptoms occur, remove the splint and consult a healthcare professional.
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With over 50 years of combined healthcare and bracing expertise, our team can help you determine whether a wrist-only brace or a wrist and hand combo splint is appropriate for your injury.
Prescription & Tax Information (Canada)
Some wrist and hand 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 wrist and hand combo splint used for?
A wrist and hand combo splint is used to immobilize both the wrist and parts of the hand during recovery from fractures, severe sprains, tendon injuries, or surgery.
How is a combo splint different from a rigid wrist brace?
A combo splint provides broader immobilization that includes portions of the hand, while a rigid wrist brace primarily stabilizes the wrist joint alone.
When should I use a wrist and hand splint?
These splints are typically recommended when injury affects both the wrist and hand structures, requiring extended motion restriction.
Can I sleep with a wrist and hand splint on?
In many cases, splints are worn overnight during early recovery, but always follow your healthcare provider’s guidance.
How tight should a combo splint be?
It should feel secure without causing numbness, tingling, swelling, or discoloration in the fingers.
Are wrist and hand splints tax-free in Canada with a prescription?
Some splints may qualify as tax-free in Canada with a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare professional.
Can I work while wearing a wrist and hand splint?
Light tasks may be possible, but movement restrictions should follow your healthcare provider’s recommendations.
How long should I wear a combo splint after injury?
Duration depends on your specific injury and medical advice. Follow your healthcare provider’s instructions carefully.
Will immobilizing my hand cause stiffness?
Temporary stiffness can occur with immobilization, which is why rehabilitation exercises are often introduced when medically appropriate.
How do I choose the correct size splint?
Most splints are sized using wrist circumference and hand measurements. Refer to the sizing chart and contact our team if you need assistance.
Wrist & Hand Combo Splints in Canada for Stabilization & Post-Injury Recovery
Shop wrist and hand combo splints in Canada designed to limit motion, protect healing tissues, and provide firm stabilization after injury or surgery.
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