Wrist Support

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Ortho Active 97A Contoured Wrist Stabilizer

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$35.45 – $36.95

Ortho Active Elastic Wrist Compression

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$22.95

IMAK SmartGlove - Carpal Tunnel Brace

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$43.95 – $49.95

Ortho Active Bort SellaFix MCP Joint Thumb Stabilizer Brace

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$79.20

Core Products Swede-O Thermal Vent Carpal Tunnel Immobilizer Brace - Left

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$39.95

Core Products Swede-O Thermal Vent Carpal Tunnel Immobilizer Brace - Right

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$39.95

Ortho Active Elastic Wrist Thumb Support

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$21.65

Airway Surgical OTC Neoprene Arthritic Gloves Unisex - Black (pair)

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$54.00

Incrediwear Active Pain Relief Hand Circulation Gloves

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$29.95

Ortho Active EZ Adjust Wrist Brace

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$24.95

Tynor Wrist and Forearm Splint - Adult

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$24.95

Tynor Wrist Splint Ambidextrous

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$21.95

Tynor Wrist Brace Double Lock

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$8.95

IMAK Arthritis Compression Gloves

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$35.85

Ortho Active Airflex Carpal Tunnel Wrist Lacer

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$67.95

Ortho Active Airflex Contoured Wrist Brace

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$35.95

Ortho Active Airflex Wrist Thumb Brace

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$46.95

Ortho Active Airflex Contoured Wrist Stabilizer Long

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$50.95

Ortho Active Airflex Carpal Tunnel Wrist Lacer Long

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$62.95

Ortho Active 3193 Active CT Lacer Wrist Support

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$62.95

Wrist Support

Wrist supports are an often overlooked area of the body that needs help too. Patients who suffer from arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, or other conditions affecting their wrists may benefit from using wrist supports to provide relief.

Wrist supports can reduce pressure sensitivity and discomfort by limiting movements in the hand and arm, which is helpful for patients with conditions like arthritis that lead to joint pain. They can also provide relief from pain by supporting the weight of your hand and arm during use.

How Can a Wrist Support Help

Most people bend their wrists when they sleep, a habit that puts pressure on the median nerve. A brace can help to alleviate this pressure and relieve symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome.

The main feature of a wrist brace is a plastic or metal bar that goes from one side of the hand to the other, usually encased in a soft fabric to provide maximum comfort. It should be worn on either the right or left hand, depending on which hand is pronating most while sleeping.