Description
- Flam Wrist and Forearm Splint
Product Overview: The Flam Wrist and Forearm Splint offers firm support and immobilization for various wrist and forearm conditions. Ideal for use in cases of sprains, strains, early cast removal, minor fractures, and post-surgical rehabilitation, this splint ensures proper healing and stabilization.
Key Features:
- Firm Support: Provides robust support for the wrist and forearm, aiding in the recovery from injuries and surgeries.
- 10.5″ Long Foam Laminate: The foam laminated fabric is designed for optimal comfort and cushioning, supporting the wrist and forearm effectively.
- Metal Splints: Equipped with metal splints in pockets on both the top and bottom, the splint ensures the immobilization of the wrist, whether used on the right or left hand.
- Anatomical Thumb Opening: Features an anatomical thumb opening with extra foam padding, enhancing fitment and comfort.
- Universal Fit: Suitable for both left and right hands, offering convenience and versatility.
Material Description:
- Made from high-quality foam laminated fabric
- Lycra fabric inside for better support and a comfortable fit
- Three sets of Velcro straps for secure fitment
Benefits:
- Injury Recovery: Essential for managing wrist and forearm injuries, ensuring proper immobilization and protection.
- Comfort and Cushioning: The foam laminate and Lycra fabric provide a comfortable, cushioned fit.
- Adjustability: The Velcro straps allow for easy adjustment and secure fitment, accommodating swelling or changes in size.
Delivery Services: Order the Flam Wrist and Forearm Splint from Physiotherapy Products Kenya for fast and reliable delivery across Nairobi and throughout Kenya. Our prompt service ensures you receive your medical supplies quickly, aiding in your recovery process.
Order Now: For effective support and immobilization of wrist and forearm injuries, choose the Flam Wrist and Forearm Splint. Contact Physiotherapy Products Kenya to place your order and benefit from our comprehensive delivery services.
