A sensitive thumb due to joint wear can significantly hinder your daily routine. Even during your sleep, unconscious movements can cause sudden irritation, causing you to wake up repeatedly and miss out on necessary rest. The VitAdvice Epitact Thumb Orthosis Night Left in size L offers the reassuring support your hand needs. By gently fixing the thumb and limiting micro-movements, this orthosis helps to relieve your joint, so you can recover and start your day with renewed energy.
Key benefits
- Therapeutic resting position: Positions the thumb in a natural posture to relieve pressure on the joint.
- Heat retention: Helps to retain body heat around the joint, which contributes to more supple muscles upon waking.
- Limitation of micro-movements: Prevents unexpected, straining movements during the nightly rest period.
- Comfortable fit: Specially designed for the left hand in size L, with soft materials that allow the skin to breathe.
How it works
The operation of the VitAdvice Epitact Thumb Orthosis is based on the principle of controlled immobilisation. During the night hours, when the body recovers, the orthosis ensures that the thumb joint cannot bend into incorrect or straining positions. By maintaining this stable resting position and reflecting the natural heat of the hand, the orthosis supports the preservation of mobility and comfort for the following day.
Composition
| Product | VitAdvice Epitact Thumb Orthosis Night Left Size L |
| Brand | Epitact |
| Size | L (Left hand) |
| Weight | 1001.000 kg |
Ingredients
There are no specific active ingredients or textile compositions specified for this product.
Use & Dosage
Apply the orthosis to the left hand before going to sleep. Slide the thumb into the designated section and close the fastener around the wrist without applying excessive pressure. Suitable for daily use during the night.
Safety & Disclaimer
Do not use in case of known allergies to any of the materials used or on damaged skin. If tingling, pain or discolouration occurs, you should stop use immediately and consult a doctor.
