Fit. Not every splint is designed to fit every finger. If you’re shopping online, read product descriptions carefully, and if you’re able to see the product in person before buying, take a look. Purpose. What health condition are you using this splint to treat? If it’s a chronic condition, you may need something that will be longer-lasting. If you plan to use the splint to treat a specific short-term injury, you can shop according to that. The Rolyan Digit Finger Sleeve is ideal for treating edema and hypertrophic scarring. Constructed with optimum breathability and flexibility, the finger sleeve allows for early motion of the injured fingers. Easily conforming to the fingers, the sleeves can help speed healing and prevent joint stiffness or strained or sprained fingers. Multiple Sizes for Optimal Fit

It depends on why you are wearing the splint. If your doctor recommends a splint for healing from a sprain or fracture, you should follow their advice and not take the splint off before then. If you have recurring pain from a chronic condition, such as arthritis, you can use a splint for as long as you like to stabilize your joints and reduce pain. Just keep in mind that a splint is not a replacement for doctor-prescribed medication or physical therapy. Can a splint work for a broken finger? It’s not always possible to avoid needing a splint, especially if you’re using one to treat recurring pain from a chronic condition.

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