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Velpeau Wrist Brace with Thumb Spica Splint for De Quervain's Tenosynovitis, Carpal Tunnel Pain, Stabilizer for Tendonitis, Arthritis, Sprains & Fracture Forearm Support Cast (Regular, Left Hand -S)
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About Velpeau Wrist Brace With Thumb Spica Splint For De
Instructions： 1. Please measure your wrist circumference before purchasing and choose the right size to ensure proper fit and performance. 2. Don't make belt too tight or too loose. If it is too tight, it will affect blood running, which is not conducive to wound recovery, or if it is too loose, it can't be fixed. Product Name： Thumb Wrist Brace Model Number： VP0902（Regular Version）、VP0902B（Short Version） Material: Polyester, Sponge, Sweat coth, Aluminum alloy support bar, Plastics, Velcro, etc. Colour：Black with BlueSIZE：Small(S)、Medium(M)、Large(L) S：Wrist circumference 5″- 6″/ 12.5-15cm M：Wrist circumference 6″- 8 1/2″/ 15-22cm L：Wrist circumference ﹥8 1/2″/ ﹥22cm NOTE: * Please use under the guidance of doctors and professional persons. * If there is any dyke break on the trauma place, it should be used with caution, or to avoid direct contact with it.Maintenance:* Please securely fix the Velcro before washing, so as to prevent the Velcro strap from damaging or gluing other clothes.* Use neutral detergent to wash it in water at 30°C. Rinse it thoroughly with clean water after washing. Do not use fabric softeners. Do not bleach, machine wash or dry clean. * Do not wring dry after washing, but you can squeeze it by hand or use a dry towel to suck in excess water, then place it at a dry place. Do not iron, dry or expose directly in the sun. * The frequency of cleaning can be determined according to the actual use of the brace. For any high quality product, only careful care can extend its service life.
