Neo G Stabilized Left Wrist Brace Universal Size
Product Summary
Adjustable compression for the best fit.
Helps with repetitive strains, sprains & instability.
Helps arthritis & carpal tunnel syndrome.
Features
- Heat therapeutic neoprene helps warm muscles and joints.
- Variable compression system for an adjustable fit and blood flow safety
- Bound edges for comfort and durability.
- The rigid metal splint helps stabilise the wrist and hand.
- One size, fully adjustable support allows for a custom fit and blood flow safety.
- Wraparound adjustable strap helps provide added support.
- Moderate to firm support.
- Blue colour.
The product is a universal size (one size fits most), provides adjustable support, and is unisex.
Registered with Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, UK as a Class 1 Medical Device.
Helps provide support for:
- Strains, sprains and instability.
- Repetitive strain injuries (RSI).
- Arthritic, stiff & aching wrists.
- Carpal tunnel syndrome.
- Occupational & sporting injuries.
- Tendonitis and tenosynovitis.
Please note: The indications outlined may not always be suitable for your specific condition.
It is advisable to seek medical advice from a doctor or physiotherapist before using this product.
Directions
- Place the support on a flat surface such as a table, where possible.
- With the palm towards the floor, lay the affected hand over the area where the splint sits.
- Wrap the larger flap over the wrist, then fasten the flap.
- Pull all three straps across the wrist and secure them.
- Next, pull the small long strap (between thumb & index finger) under and over the palm of the hand, and secure.
- Wrap the long strap around the wrist and adjust until comfortable.
Materials
- Neoprene, elastane, polyester, polyamide, polyurethane.
- Splint: aluminium.
- Remove rigid splint before washing.
Cleaning and care instructions
- Hand wash in cold water (do not use fabric softener).
- Dry flat. Do not tumble dry or dry clean.
- Do not bleach.
- Do not iron.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight.
Warnings and Restrictions
- Always take advice from a healthcare professional about the duration of usage.
- Ensure that the product is not uncomfortably tight and that blood flow is not restricted.
- Avoid wearing for prolonged periods (e.g. while sleeping).
- Only use on clean, intact skin.
- Do not use if you have a known allergy to any of the specified materials.
- Do not use if liniments, ointments, gels, creams, or any other substances have been applied to the affected area.
- The product should be applied as illustrated on the packaging.
- If a rash develops, pain is prolonged, or conditions worsen, discontinue use and consult a doctor.
- Avoid if you have neoprene and nylon sensitivity.
Pharmacist FAQs Answered
How does this carpal tunnel support help?
This carpal tunnel support holds your wrist in a straight, neutral position, which is crucial in alleviating the median nerve—carpal tunnel syndrome, which involves nerve pressure. Pressure on the nerve accumulates when your wrist is flexed (especially during sleep or computer work), causing tingling, numbness, or pain in the hand. The metal splint immobilises the wrist, and wrap-around straps and neoprene provide supportive, firm compression to remove strain and inflammation. In the case of repetitive strain injury (RSI), mild protection is given by supporting tired muscles and tendons to prevent irritation. It's best used as part of a well-rounded recovery regimen, which may involve rest, stretches, posture correction, or physiotherapy.
Can I use the support throughout the day and at night?
Wrist support is used during the day for activities that lead to or can exacerbate wrist pain, such as typing, lifting, or repetitive hand motion. It provides moderate to firm support, limiting movement and protecting the joint. It may be worth wearing at night if you habitually bend your wrist while sleeping, but not for longer durations during the night without seeking advice from a medical professional. The goal is to be sensitive to your body: if the support is too uncomfortable, tight, or irritating, take it off and visit a doctor or physiotherapist. It can be worn during breaks or when the symptoms worsen as an efficient component of safely controlling wrist pain.
How tightly should you wear the wrist brace?
The wrist support must be firm yet comfortable, but not wrapped tightly enough to cause numbness, tingling, or impaired circulation. You should be able to fit a fingertip under each strap. The adjustable design lets you control the compression level according to comfort and activity. It is normal for the brace to be a little tighter about the wrist, but loosen the brace immediately when you notice your fingers becoming cold, pale, or swollen. If pain increases when worn, or deep red spots and rash appear, stop use and consult a medical practitioner. There needs to be a balance between support and comfort so that the wrist support assists without compromising too much blood flow or movement.
Is this wrist support suitable for arthritis, tendonitis, or general joint pain?
Yes, this assistance is suitable for various conditions, including arthritis, tendonitis, tenosynovitis, and general wrist pain. The heat-retaining neoprene relieves stiff or painful joints by promoting increased warmth and circulation. The metal splint offers extra stability from over-bending or strain bending, which is especially useful if your pain worsens with movement in the wrist. For arthritis, the support reduces everyday stress on the joint, making it easier to accomplish daily activities. For tendonitis, it limits motion that can aggravate the tendons. Nevertheless, always better to visit your doctor or physiotherapist, especially if you've had repeated symptoms, swelling, or flare-ups that refuse to be resolved by resting.
How do I clean and care for this wrist support properly?
To maintain your wrist brace clean and in good condition:
- Always remove the metal splint before washing.
- Hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent. Avoid using fabric softener as it may damage the materials.
- Do not tumble dry, iron, bleach, or dry clean the brace. Air dry flat out of direct heat or sunlight instead.
- Make sure the brace is completely dry before wearing it again.
Regular cleaning is essential to prevent irritation or skin infections, especially if you’re wearing the brace daily. If the fabric shows signs of wear or loses elasticity, it may be time to replace it.