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Stabilizes sprains, strains and support for symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Read More -
Immobilizes and protects wrists affected by injury and trauma Read More -
Chattanooga
ColPac - Blue Vinyl - Half Size - 7.5 in x 11 in (19 cm x 28 cm)
Regular Price: $9.99
Special Price $7.49
Delivers up to 30 minutes of soothing relief to treat acute pain, swelling and fever. Read More -
Re-usable ice pack delivering up to 30 minutes of relief to sooth small areas. Read More
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The A2 controls wrist movement while allowing full finger dexterity
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Compression wrist brace with a removable palm stay in a wrap-around style. Read More
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Chattanooga
ColPac Blue Vinyl - Quarter Size - 5.5 x 7.5 (14 cm x 19 cm)
Regular Price: $9.99
Special Price $7.49
Delivers up to 30 minutes of soothing relief. Designed to treat acute pain and swelling on smaller areas on the body. Read More -
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Range of motion protection for work or sports-related activities in a wrist-wrap style. Read More
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Comfortable compression and proper support for carpal tunnel syndrome, mild sprains and post-cast removal. Read More
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Slip-on wrist brace constructed with compression knit and the Boa® Fit System Read More
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Easy to adjust. Adjustable dorsal and palmer stay. Read More
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Moderate immobilization following injuries or surgical treatment Read More
About Carpal Tunnel
CTS is caused when there is pressure on the median nerve in your wrist. This can be caused by weight issues, previous injuries, or from repeatedly making the same hand movements. The pain caused by Carpal Tunnel can make it very difficult to do basic activities throughout the day like open jars, turn doorknobs, or even squeeze. Wearing a carpal tunnel wrist brace can help support your wrist and keep it in a neutral position (straight or slightly bent). This will allow your wrist to heal. People often find pain relief by wearing a wrist brace for carpal tunnel over night as they sleep. This will immobilize the wrist area for many hours to help bring relief to the median nerve. Cold therapy, stretching, and trigger point massage can also help alleviate pain.
