Rolyan Palm Protectors for Right Hand, Pack of 3 Right Handed Gloves for Finger Contracture Prevention, Comfortable Hand Cushion with Soft Sherpa Lining and Palm Pad to Prevent Hand Contractures

Very good for hand contractures. Comfortable and wash okay in a mesh bag

It works very well for my mom who is a stroke survivor. It is easy for her to put on by herself using the one functional hand.

Simply made, fuzzy - comfy, soft shearling- like inside . Easy to apply. Like putting on gloves. Velcro wrist . I don't have to worry about someone putting it on wrong in the nursing home, like I noticed with the longer hand/wrist/forearm splints . Ok for a short fingered small woman, just enough to cover the fingertips. One hand is more severely contracted than the other. The sole of it flexes a little , yet molded enough to keep the hand from bending it completely, at least for the first month of wearing it 1/2 day, most days. So, I got these for both hands . The 5th finger separator has velcro on the bottom side, so its a little adjustable. The rest are secured down. She likes them. No more clenched fingers.

Works well for contracted hands that can't stretch for a standard brace, so that the hand stays open and doesn't get damp. However, while the sheepskin is soft, it makes it difficult to clean -- otherwise it'd be 5 stars.

Worked well

It's is comfortable and ease of use

Keeps my fingers from digging into my palm from the dupuytrens contractures.

Arrived on time. No issue with seller. Sadly I had to return it as it will not keep a hand that is retracted straight as indicated. Its very soft material with no structure

Thank you for figuring out where my delivery was! I received it and used it on my father today & it’s good! It really helps the grip of the hand and it’s soft so it can worn for a long time.

Very useful. I was given one by Orthotics as I have 3 contracted fingers that were flat to palm. This is comfortable to wear although warm during recent heatwave. By buying second I now have one wearing and one in wash. Originally wore just at night to prevent waking to finger nails dug into palm. Now wear most of the day too as gradually easing fingers away from palm whist waiting for next surgery.