ProCare ComfortForm Wrist Support with Thumb Spica
Using a breathable wrist support allows you to perform intense activities without the brace becoming malodorous. The ProCare ComfortForm Wrist Support with Thumb Spica is constructed from a durable, lightweight, Lycra-lined fabric to ensure the brace is both breathable and comfortable. With its added Thumb Spica, the support is ideal for scaphoid and thumb injuries.
Designed with dual aluminium stays, the brace supports the palmar surface of your wrist and extensor surface of your thumb. The stay can be adjusted for proper angulation to ensure your wrist and thumb remain in a comfortable, supported position. If thumb movement is required and you don't need to support the area, the ProCare ComfortForm is available without a Thumb Spica.
Indications for the ProCare Wrist and Thumb Brace
The ComfortForm has been designed to help alleviate the pain caused by a number of conditions, including:
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- De Quervain's syndrome
- De Quervain's tenosynovitis
- Gamekeeper's thumb
- Scaphoid fractures
- Scapholunate instability
- Sprained wrist
- Wrist instability
- Wrist strain
Features and Benefits
- Durable, lightweight fabric is lined with Lycra so brace is breathable
- Dual aluminium stays support palmar surface of wrist
- Stays also stabilise extensor surface of thumb
- Stays can be adjusted for proper angulation
- Has contact closure straps for easy application
- Ideal for both prevention and recovery
- Available in five different sizes
- Different models for right or left fit
Sizing of the ComfortForm Wrist Support with Thumb Spica
The ComfortForm with Thumb Spica is available in five different sizes so you can find the right fit. Simply measure the circumference of your wrist and consult the table below.
| Size | Wrist Circumference (cm) |
| Extra Small | Up to 14cm |
| Small | 14 - 16.5cm |
| Medium | 16.5 - 19cm |
| Large | 19 - 21.6cm |
| Extra Large | Over 21.6cm |
Has an Abducted Thumb
The ProCare ComfortForm has been designed to hold your thumb in abduction. This helps speed up the healing process while also immobilising your thumb in a comfortable position.
