Samson Hand Resting Splint

What It Is

The Samson Hand Resting Splint is an orthopedic hand and wrist immobilization support designed to maintain the wrist, palm, and fingers in a stable resting position. It provides structured support to help restrict unwanted movements and maintain proper hand positioning. Its supportive construction, extended forearm design, and multiple adjustable fastening straps help secure the hand and wrist during immobilization, post-injury care, and rehabilitation. The splint is available for both right and left hands.

Features & Benefits

• Hand & Wrist Immobilization: Provides structured support to help restrict excessive or unwanted movements of the wrist, palm, and fingers.

• Anatomical Hand Positioning: Helps maintain the wrist, palm, and fingers in a stable resting position for proper hand alignment.

• Extended Forearm Support: Provides support across the forearm, wrist, palm, and fingers for comprehensive hand stabilization.

• Adjustable Fastening Straps: Multiple adjustable straps allow individual fitting and help maintain secure positioning of the hand and wrist.

• Secure & Comfortable Fit: Designed to provide stable support while allowing adjustment according to individual comfort and clinical requirements.

• Right & Left Hand Availability: Available in both right-hand and left-hand versions to accommodate the required side.

Usage Direction

• Select the appropriate hand side (Right or Left) before application.

• Position the hand and wrist comfortably inside the splint, ensuring proper alignment of the forearm, wrist, palm, and fingers.

• Adjust and fasten the straps around the forearm, wrist, palm, and fingers to secure the splint.

• Ensure that the straps provide adequate support without excessive tightness.

• Use the splint for the duration and frequency recommended by a healthcare professional.

• Regularly check the skin for pressure marks, irritation, or discomfort during use.

• Discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional if numbness, unusual swelling, or significant discomfort develops.