Med-e Move- Wrist and Forearm Splint

A wrist and forearm splint is a long orthopedic support designed to stabilize both the wrist and forearm by keeping them in a neutral, functional position. It typically extends from the hand to the mid-forearm and uses rigid or semi-rigid splints (often metal or plastic) combined with soft, breathable fabric for comfort. It is commonly used to immobilize and protect the wrist and forearm in conditions such as fractures, sprains, tendonitis, arthritis, or after surgery. The splint helps reduce pain and prevent unwanted movements while still allowing free movement of the fingers and thumb for daily activities.