Velpeau Manu Control Classic Wrist Splint for Wrist Immobilization

Firm Wrist Support for Controlled Movement

🖐️ Wrist Support Structured Stabilisation ⚙️ 3 Straps Adjustable Fit 🔧 Removable Stay Palm-Side Support T1–T4 Size Options Multiple Fit Choices

Velpeau Manu Control Classic Wrist Splint

The wrist splint is designed to provide firm support and stabilisation for the wrist. It uses two lateral stays and a removable palm-side stay. Therefore, it can help keep the wrist in a supported position when controlled movement is required.

In addition, the splint has three adjustable stabilisation straps. These straps help secure the brace around the wrist. The stays can also be shaped to suit the user's wrist. As a result, the support can be adjusted for a more suitable fit.

The design can be used on either the right or left wrist. It is available in T1, T2, T3 and T4 sizes. Therefore, users should check their wrist measurement before selecting a size.

This wrist brace may be suitable for wrist sprains, arthritis, tendonitis, wrist instability and functional overload. It can also support recovery after wrist fracture, surgery or cast removal when recommended by a healthcare professional.

Key Features

Two Lateral Stays

Firm side supports help limit unwanted wrist movement.

Removable Palm Stay

Provides additional support beneath the wrist.

Three Adjustable Straps

Helps create a secure and adjustable fit.

Adaptable Stays

The supports can be shaped to suit the wrist.

Right or Left Wrist

Suitable for either wrist when correctly fitted.

T1–T4 Sizes

Four size options are available.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Product Type	Wrist Splint / Wrist Brace
Model	Manu Control Classic
Support Type	Wrist Stabilisation
Lateral Stays	2 Integrated Stays
Palm Stay	Removable
Stabilisation Straps	3 Adjustable Straps
Hand Compatibility	Right or Left Wrist
Available Sizes	T1, T2, T3 & T4

Suitable For

Wrist Sprains Wrist Arthritis Wrist Tendonitis Wrist Instability Functional Wrist Overload Post-Operative Support Post-Fracture Recovery After Cast Removal

Benefits

• Firm Support: Helps stabilise the wrist during suitable recovery periods.
• Controlled Movement: The stays help limit unwanted wrist movement.
• Adjustable Fit: Three straps allow the support to be adjusted.
• Removable Stay: The palm stay can be removed when required.
• Adaptable Design: The stays can be shaped for a suitable wrist fit.
• Flexible Use: Can be used on either the right or left wrist.

How to Wear

1. First, select the correct size using your wrist measurement.
2. Place the splint around the wrist.
3. Position the palm-side stay correctly.
4. Secure the three straps around the wrist.
5. Adjust the straps until the brace feels secure and comfortable.
6. Check that the wrist remains in the required position.
7. Follow your healthcare professional's instructions for wearing time.

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Important Note: This wrist splint provides support and immobilisation. It does not replace medical treatment. For a fracture, serious injury or post-operative use, follow your doctor's or physiotherapist's instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is this wrist splint used for?

It provides firm wrist support and stabilisation for conditions such as sprains, arthritis, tendonitis, wrist instability and suitable recovery periods.

2. Can this wrist splint be used on either hand?

Yes. The Manu Control Classic can be used on either the right or left wrist when correctly fitted.

3. What sizes are available?

The wrist splint is available in T1, T2, T3 and T4 sizes.

4. Does it have a removable palm stay?

Yes. The palm-side stay is removable and provides additional support beneath the wrist.

5. Can the stays be shaped?

Yes. The stays can be individually shaped to provide a more suitable fit around the wrist.

6. Can it be used after wrist surgery?

It may be suitable for selected post-operative recovery. However, the treating doctor or physiotherapist should confirm the correct brace and wearing schedule.