MEDGUARD Inflatable Wrist Brace and wrist support, Breathable Multi Zone Compression Wrist Splint, Fully Adjustable and Ideal for Wrist Conditions (Left)

I seem to get a rash when I wear the full wrist straps after a while so thought this one may be worth a go.It’s a sturdy piece of wrist wear. Easy to get on and off and you can adjust the amount of support by adding more air to it. I like it. It does it’s job.The only downside if the air pump. If you need it and you are out and about, you have to take it with you. No biggie if you have a bag, just an extra thing to remember

I got this for my son that drives for a living and has a bad wrist, he says it does what it is meant to do and is quiet comfortable as he has to wear it for 12 hours.The idea is clever - inflate it as much as you need.

Comfortable, however I couldn’t get it to pump up enough to the desired amount that I wanted. Unsure if it’s just the way I was trying to use it. It’s otherwise comfy and adjustable

Well this is one of the most uncomfortable wrist braces I have tried - I have autoimmune disease which presents similarly to carpal tunnel syndrome and have had wrist braces and splints from the hand clinic in the past but with covid and waiting to be seen I thought I would give this a try.Whilst it does work in terms of being able to use the pump to make it as supportive as needed and to fit it doesnt work as its so uncomfortable you just cant wear it for long.

I've only used this twice - the second time just to make sure I hadn't done something wrong.The idea is clever - inflate it as much as you need.The problem is it's just not comfortable with or without inflation. I'm not using it since the second attempt.

Occasionally things come along in life at just the right time - as was the case for this Medguard inflatable wrist brace and support. I've recently been experiencing numbness in the little finger and ring finger of my right hand extending across the palm.Not seen a doctor and although Carpal Tunnel Syndrome was my first thought, I've since put it down to ulnar nerve entrapment which specifically affects these two fingers and the palm and it's more likely as a may have more of a disposition having cervical spondylosis..Anyway, I thought I'd try this wrist brace and I feel it's helping to a degree. No instructions came with it - it's simply packaged in a clear ziploc bag - but like all good design it's truly intuitive. Simply place your thumb in the thumb loop before adjusting the two Velcro straps that go over the top of the wrist.A separate rubber bulb style pump lets you inflate panels in the black parts of the wrist support to create the 'multi-zone compression' the online description mentions. Naturally, I didn't find this easy to use being right handed and presently experiencing some weakness in that hand but it wasn't a problem for my partner.It feels pretty comfortable and I've not found it a challenge to wear it for a few hours at a time. It could be worn at night - but I'm only using it in the daytime at present. I can even use a keyboard with it. At £14.99 at time of writing, I think this washable wrist support is reasonably priced and certainly worth trying if you have any of the conditions referred to in the listing or related issues.

Adjustable support.Cradles your sore wrist in a cloud.Speeds up healing

What utter rubbish….does not pump up….Little pump keeps falling off when trying to pump the strap up…