Dyna Finger Protector Splint - Small | Protective Splint for Small Finger Injuries, Puncture-Resistant and Comfortable (1687)

The Dyna Finger Protector Splint is expertly designed to offer effective protection and stabilization for injured or vulnerable fingers. Whether dealing with fractures, sprains, dislocations, or post-surgical recovery, this splint provides the necessary immobilization to support healing while ensuring maximum comfort. Ideal for both emergency and everyday use, the Dyna Finger Protector Splint is a practical solution for anyone needing reliable finger support.

Features:

• Anatomical Fit: Crafted to conform to the natural shape of the finger, ensuring a snug and supportive fit that minimizes movement and promotes healing.
• Adjustable Straps: Features easy-to-use Velcro straps that allow for a customized fit, accommodating different finger sizes and ensuring secure placement.
• Durable Construction: Made from high-quality, lightweight materials that provide both rigidity for immobilization and comfort for long-term wear.
• Breathable Fabric: Designed with breathable materials to enhance air circulation and reduce moisture buildup, keeping the finger dry and comfortable.
• Soft Padding: Includes a cushioned interior to reduce irritation and pressure points, making the splint suitable for extended use.
• Universal Fit: Can be used on any finger, offering versatility and convenience for various types of finger injuries.

How to Apply:

1. Preparation:

   • Clean and dry the injured finger. Ensure that the finger is in a neutral, relaxed position to facilitate proper splint placement.

2. Adjust the Splint:

   • Loosen the Velcro straps to make it easier to apply the splint. Check that the splint size and shape are appropriate for the finger being treated.

3. Position the Splint:

   • Slide the splint onto the finger, ensuring it covers the entire length from the fingertip to the base of the finger if necessary. Align the splint so that it supports the finger effectively and conforms to its natural shape.

4. Secure the Straps:

   • Fasten the Velcro straps to hold the splint in place. Adjust the straps for a snug fit, ensuring the splint is secure but not too tight, allowing for proper blood circulation and comfort.

5. Check Fit and Comfort:

   • Confirm that the splint is properly positioned and that the finger is well-supported. Make any necessary adjustments to ensure there are no pressure points or excessive tightness.

6. Monitor and Adjust:

   • Regularly check the splint to ensure it remains securely in place and continues to provide effective support. Adjust as needed based on the patient’s comfort and any changes in their condition.