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Vitus Finger Splint | Finger Splint and Cover
Everyday tasks can feel awkward when a finger needs extra protection. This finger splint and cover from VITUS Medical is made from high-quality material to protect the finger. Use it as directed by your healthcare professional, and check regularly that the fit is comfortable.
- Main use
- Protecting and covering the finger
- Best for
- Anyone needing finger protection, as directed by a healthcare professional
Key benefits
- Finger protection: A finger splint and cover that protects the finger.
- Splint and cover: Combines a splint with a cover in one item.
- Quality material: Manufactured from high-quality material.
- VITUS Medical range: Part of the VITUS Medical range of specialised items.
About this product
Who it's for. Anyone who needs finger protection, as directed by a healthcare professional.
What makes it different. It is a finger splint and cover in one, made from high-quality material and part of the VITUS Medical range.
Fits your routine. Check that the splint is the right fit for the finger and place it as directed by your healthcare professional. Check regularly that it feels comfortable and is not too tight.
What's in the box
- Finger splint and cover: Included
Product details
| Type | Finger splint and cover |
|---|---|
| Pack contents | Finger splint |
| Wear/usage time | As directed by your healthcare professional |
| Suitable for | Anyone needing finger protection, as directed by a healthcare professional |
Vitus at Healthana Bahrain has one product: the Vitus Finger Splint. A finger splint holds a finger in a steady position so it can rest after a sprain or minor injury, and is used as advised by a doctor or physiotherapist.
Using a finger splint
Fit the splint so the finger is supported along its length, snug but not tight. Check that the fingertip stays warm and pink; numbness, tingling or colour change mean it is too tight. Keep the skin clean and dry under the splint. Wear it for as long as your doctor or physiotherapist recommends, and seek medical advice for severe pain, swelling or a finger that looks out of shape.
Frequently asked questions
How tight should a finger splint be?
Snug enough to hold the finger still, but not so tight that the fingertip turns pale, numb or tingly.
How long should I wear it?
That depends on the injury. Follow the advice of your doctor or physiotherapist.
Do I need to see a doctor for a finger injury?
Yes, if there is severe pain, swelling, a cut, or the finger looks bent or cannot move, get it checked before using a splint.
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