Protect Universal Wrist/Thumb Brace Wraps and supports Medi USA
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The Wrist Brace provides relief from minor wrist sprains and strains as well as carpal tunnel, arthritis, tendonitis and post-operative rehab issues.
Additional details
- Extra wide supporting strap for the wrist
- Mouldable aluminium splint
- Made of skin-friendly, robust cotton lycra material
- Contains Rigid material
CONDITIONS/INDICATIONS: Wrist sprains and strains, Gamekeeper's Thumb, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Post-traumatic & postoperative inflammation, Tendonitis
SUPPORT LEVEL: MODERATE - Wraps and supports designed to deliver minor to moderate protection and support
MATERIAL: 3% elastane, 12% aluminum, 85% nylon
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8–15 mmHg Mild
Light, preventive support. Ideal for tired or aching legs, mild swelling, prolonged sitting or standing, and air travel.
15–20 mmHg Moderate
Everyday wear for mild varicose veins, minor edema, pregnancy-related swelling, and DVT risk prevention.
20–30 mmHg Firm
Most commonly prescribed. Moderate varicose veins, post-surgical recovery, orthostatic hypotension, and active DVT management.
30–40 mmHg Extra Firm
Severe chronic venous insufficiency, significant edema, post-thrombotic syndrome, and lymphedema management.
40–50 mmHg Rx / Clinical
Prescription-grade for severe lymphedema, venous ulcers, and complex vascular conditions. Professional fitting required.
Always consult your physician or a certified fitter before choosing a compression level, especially for levels 30 mmHg and above.