Wrist
Wrist orthoses stabilise and offload the wrist after injuries, operations and overload, and in carpal tunnel syndrome. The range includes soft, semi-rigid and rigid orthoses.
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Short Elastic Fabric Wrist Stabilizer SP-167R
8,90 € Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Long Flexible Fabric Wrist Stabilizer SP-167H
13,90 € Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
ARmedical AR-2040 Orthosis for Wrist
14,90 € Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
ARmedical AR-2020 Immobilo OPK Wrist Support
15,90 € Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Sale!Meyra MANU Comfort Wrist Orthosis
Original price was: 42,30 €.34,90 €Current price is: 34,90 €. Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Wrist orthoses — how to choose
A wrist orthosis is chosen by the degree of stabilisation needed. Choosing the right model matters so the orthosis both supports the joint and is comfortable to wear.
What to look for
Wrist orthoses fall into three groups:
- Soft orthoses made of elastic material stabilise and support the joint but allow movement — they are safe to use during activity. They have no special splints.
- Semi-rigid orthoses combine elastic material with inserted splints that limit the range of movement. The splints can often be shaped to fit.
- Rigid orthoses made of rigid material provide firm fixation after injuries or operations.
Quality and support
All wrist orthoses are CE-marked medical devices. Our specialists will help you choose the most suitable model for your case.
Frequently asked questions
Which orthosis should I choose for carpal tunnel syndrome?
For carpal tunnel syndrome a semi-rigid or rigid orthosis is often used, holding the wrist in a neutral position, especially at night. The suitable model should be agreed with a doctor.
How do I choose between a soft and a rigid orthosis?
A soft orthosis suits light support and activity, while a rigid one is for firm fixation after an injury or operation. The rigidity depends on the severity of the problem.