WRIST
Wrist orthoses are devices that usually immobilize the forearm, wrist, and hand in order to correct any injuries. They’re usually used for supporting weak muscles and limiting wrist motion while allowing the fingers some movement.
Our lightweight and breathable wrist braces are suitable for individuals with:
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Joint, hand, or forearm pain
- Osteoarthritis
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Soft tissue injuries
- Wrist ligament instabilities
- Boxer’s fracture
- Sprains and strains
- Wrist pain from overuse
- Post-surgery recovery
- and more.
ARYSE METFORCE WRIST
The patent-pending ARYSE METFORCE WRIST is an innovative solution featuring a hinged, malleable frame designed to provide effective relief for various wrist conditions. This advanced design ensures that you receive the support you need without compromising mobility.
- Boxer’s fracture: Provides stabilization during recovery.
- Joint, hand, or forearm pain: Offers targeted support to reduce pain.
- Post-cast healing: Aids in the transition back to full function.
- Soft tissue injuries: Protects and promotes healing of affected areas.
Features: The ARYSE METFORCE WRIST boasts several key features, including:
- Hinged construction: Allows for natural movement while maintaining support.
- Lightweight: Designed for comfort during prolonged wear without adding bulk.
- Breathable materials: Keeps the skin cool and dry, enhancing comfort during use.
Product Materials: Crafted from high-quality materials, the ARYSE METFORCE WRIST includes:
- Polyester: Durable and comfortable for everyday wear.
- Sponge: Provides cushioning and support.
- Nylon and spandex: Offer stretch and flexibility for ease of movement.
- Aluminum: Ensures stability without excessive weight.
- Polyoxymethylene: Adds strength and durability to the frame.
Directions for Use:
- Pull over involved arm: Ensure your thumb is positioned in the thumb hole of the sleeve for proper fit.
- With uninvolved hand, pull straps around the involved arm and tighten them to your desired comfort level, ensuring a secure fit.
- Wrist hinge adjustment: The wrist hinge can be easily adjusted by turning the set screw, allowing for personalized support and comfort.
PURESPEED+® WRIST
Fit System and provides breathable support for prophylactic wrist protection, carpal tunnel syndrome, edema, post-surgery recovery, radial nerve paralysis, swelling/ inflammation, triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) injuries, wrist instabilities, wrist pain from overuse, wrist sprains and strains, and more.
The PURESPEED+® WRIST is a state-of-the-art device designed to provide targeted support and stabilization for the wrist, promoting healing and recovery from various injuries. This innovative wrist brace offers an ideal balance of immobilization and flexibility, ensuring that you receive the necessary support while allowing for optimal movement of the fingers.
- Carpal tunnel syndrome: Reduces pressure on the median nerve, helping to alleviate discomfort and improve function.
- Joint, hand, or forearm pain: Provides critical support to relieve pain and promote recovery.
- Soft tissue injuries: Protects and stabilizes the wrist during the healing process.
- Wrist ligament instabilities: Reinforces the wrist structure, reducing the risk of further injury.
- Boxer’s fracture: Aids in recovery by immobilizing the wrist while allowing for healing.
- Sprains and strains: Provides essential support to facilitate healing and reduce pain.
- Wrist pain from overuse: Offers relief for those who experience discomfort due to repetitive motions.
- Post-surgery recovery: Supports the wrist during rehabilitation, ensuring a smoother recovery process.
- And more.
PURESPEED® WRIST
The ARYSE PURESPEED WRIST is a lightweight, breathable support for prophylactic wrist protection, mild carpal tunnel syndrome, mild wrist instabilities, mild wrist sprains and strains, post-surgery recovery, wrist pain form overuse, and more.
The PURESPEED® WRIST is an advanced orthotic device designed to provide exceptional support and stabilization for the wrist, facilitating recovery from various injuries and conditions. This innovative wrist brace strikes the perfect balance between immobilization and flexibility, ensuring you receive the support you need while allowing for natural movement of the fingers.
- Carpal tunnel syndrome: Helps alleviate pressure on the median nerve, promoting comfort and function.
- Joint, hand, or forearm pain: Offers essential support to relieve discomfort and aid in recovery.
- Osteoarthritis: Provides stability to affected joints, reducing pain and enhancing mobility.
- Rheumatoid arthritis: Supports the wrist while managing inflammation and pain for improved daily function.
- Soft tissue injuries: Protects and stabilizes the wrist during the healing process.
- Boxer’s fracture: Aids in recovery by immobilizing the wrist to allow for proper healing.
- Sprains and strains: Delivers critical support to facilitate healing and minimize discomfort.
- Wrist pain from overuse: Offers relief for those experiencing discomfort from repetitive activities.
- Post-surgery recovery: Supports the wrist during rehabilitation, ensuring a smooth and effective recovery.
- And more.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wrist Braces
The purpose of a wrist brace is to protect and stabilize the wrist joint. It can immobilize the wrist joint without cutting off circulation or limiting hand function, and it is designed to protect the wrist from further injury or to aid in recovery from an injury or surgery.
You may need a wrist brace if you are experiencing wrist pain or discomfort due to overuse, repetitive strain injury, arthritis, sprains and strains, carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, fractures, or other conditions. After an injury or surgery, a wrist brace can help with pain management, support, and rehabilitation.
You should reach out to your doctor if you are experiencing wrist pain that interferes with daily activities, persistent numbness or tingling, or difficulty performing simple hand movements. If you’re unsure if a wrist brace is right for you, your doctor can help.
When choosing a wrist brace, you should consider factors such as the type of injury or condition you have, the level of support you need, the material and design of the brace, and the size and fit of the brace. It’s crucial to get a wrist brace that works for your particular issue.
You should only wear your wrist brace to bed if your doctor tells you to. Wearing a wrist brace while sleeping can cause discomfort and may not be necessary for your condition.
You can clean your wrist brace by picking out any pieces of debris stuck to the material and gently cleaning the loop side with a soft but firm brush, like a toothbrush. Scrubbing the toothbrush’s hook side with warm water and a little detergent is also an option. If the hook and loop material is old or damaged, it may need to be replaced.
Carpal tunnel arises from the compression or constriction of the median nerve that runs from the upper arm into the hand, which can cause pain and interfere with daily activities. Hand and wrist weakness, numbness, or tingling may also result in cases of carpal tunnel.
Yes, wearing the wrong wrist brace can be harmful and may actually make your symptoms worse. It’s crucial to have a wrist brace that works for your injury or illness.
