Swan Splint Ring Adjustable for PIP or DIP Joint • Swan Neck Splint

I loved my splint rings. They are easy to adjust and take on and off. Great quality and excellent craftsmanship! The Owner (Sharina) was very friendly and listened to my specifications to a T. With my second ring, again, she was very timely! Sadly the mail lost my second ring (NOT THE OWNERS FAULT!!!) I'm still giving it five stars because she immediately made me another one!!! She is very easy to work with!!!I have deformed fingers because of arthritis and my dad was in Vietnam and he was sprayed with agent orange. Unfortunately that is passed on through genes to the children and they are born with defects. My mom has one from the VA because she's a disabled veteran and it's supposed to have costed $113.00. That was a little to high for me so, her price is just right and I love the design! Itclooks very attractive on my hand and i feet tons of compliments!Sharina thank you for being so thoughtful and efficient!!!! ❤❤❤❤

This ring arrived early, is beautifully made, and fits perfectly. Did I mention that it is comfortable to wear? I highly recommend purchasing your ring splint from this small business and feeling good about it as well! I compared the purchase to what is shown on the arthritis.org website and it’s a perfect match.

The media could not be loaded. Look, I know that these are expensive, but they’ve made a huge difference for me. I was using the Oval-8 plastic finger braces before, and although they worked and were far cheaper, they were also quite uncomfortable. These braces are much better, and honestly I forget that I have them on after a while. They help me drive, write, grip, you name it! My hands function as they should with these, and I think that says it all.I recommend this shop to anyone with EDS like me, as they’re the only ones that I’ve found that ship relatively quickly. There are websites out there specifically for these types of braces, but every single one I’ve considered is either short-staffed or months behind on inventory. This seller was responsive when I had an issue with my shipping, and works very quickly. The process was smooth, and I’m very happy.Last thing to note: I feel pretty! These rings are actually quite fashionable, and I do feel attractive while wearing them. Not that I care at all what anyone thinks about my need for braces, but the visual appeal definitely boosts my confidence. Thank you SO much!

FRAUD!! This is the worst product. The website asks for your finger size above and below the knuckle. I measured and sent them the specifics. These were completely ignored! I was sent a child-size ring, good things I was asked to specify my ring size (sarcasm)! When I adjust this ring it becomes two giant loops that actually do not support my swan neck problem. If you are going to sell something with the implications for medical help and it doesn't help, you should be able to get a refund, or at least trade it in for something that fits. I will be blasting this company for lack of a refund on all social media platforms so that others are not sent a child's medical device that doesn't fit. FRAUD!!

I have severely arthritic fingers, add to that a fall that injured both hands and a visit to therapy resulting in the knowledge that splints would be a permanent part of my life. Well, I can tell you as a woman who loves manicures and talks with her hands I was really disappointed. However, when I found these beautiful silver splints and showed my therapist he was as impressed as I was. My therapist measured my fingers and I ordered them and waited. They arrived beautifully packaged and the fit was perfect! This particular swan splint is for my right hand index finger and helps to stop my joint from continuing to twist to the left causing even more great pain. I hope this helps. These beautiful splints are certainly a lot more attractive and functional than having to wear the plastic ones my insurance covered. Or any “keep dry” splints that make life even more difficult.

I don't think this is intended for a top knuckle. It was way too big even though I sized with a ring sizer. I tried to adjust it but it was very difficult even with pliers. This might be okay for a second knuckle, if it comes sized correctly, but it's way too bulky for a top knuckle, at least for my hands.

As a physical therapist, I use my hands all the time. The years of hyperextending one of my PIP joints has caused quite a bit of pain. I use the plastic figure 8 splints for work as they are nice and flat against my finger and are comfortable to wear. I bought this to wear outside of work, so it would look more like a ring and I don't have people staring at my hand all the time. There is a difference in the comfort of the two. This one is rounded against the finger rather than flat. I find this more uncomfortable if I am using my hand more. The ability to modify the size is nice, as my finger tends to swell at times. I like it for wearing if I am going out, yet I find I wear my plastic ones more. The plastic ones are inexpensive too. The ones that I order for patients are the Silver Rings. I have not gotten one of these for myself because I am just too lazy to fill out out the paperwork and they are more expensive. Yet they are definitely worth getting if your insurance pays for it.

Getting these splints for my RA, Boutonniere deformity of my fingers. I think getting the correct size for above the PIP joint or middle joint of the finger, is key. I ordered a size 7 above the PIP joint and a size 8 for below the PIP joint. The correct size will prevent the ring splints from slipping off when washing your hands. In addition to the functionality, these ring splints are aesthetically, pleasing. I prefer silver jewelry to gold so these are perfect!(2nd image shows the boutonniere’s deformity)