Wrist Brace

A wrist brace is a supportive device designed to provide stability and reduce pain or discomfort in the wrist joint, often attributed to injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, or repetitive strain. Wrist braces are commonly used during recovery periods, daily activities, or specific tasks, such as typing or lifting heavy objects, allowing the affected area adequate rest and promoting proper healing. Wrist braces are available in a variety of materials, including neoprene, elastic, and foam, with adjustable straps or splints for a customized fit. They typically come in different sizes and designs catering to specific needs, such as sleeping, exercising, and day-to-day support. The use of a wrist brace can be helpful in mitigating further damage and discomfort while providing support and promoting recovery.