Bullseye Brace Wrist Band Wrist Brace for Ulnar Sided Wrist Pain, TFCC Tear, Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex Injury, Pinky Side Wrist Pain, DRUJ Instability, Repetitive Use Injury Size S/M

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Bullseye Brace Wrist Band Wrist Brace for Ulnar Sided Wrist Pain, TFCC Tear, Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex Injury, Pinky Side Wrist Pain, DRUJ Instability, Repetitive Use Injury Size S/M

Regular Price: US$94.99

Special Price US$74.99

Availability: In stock

Supplier: Bullseye Brace

Category: Health & Household Medical Supplies & Equipment Braces & Splints & Supports Arm & Hand & Finger Supports Hand & Wrist Braces

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What is our purpose

We strive to produce better orthopedic products. Our goal is to listen to healthcare providers and their patients to figure out how to make them better. We want our products to look better, be more durable, more comfortable, function better, and produce better results for patients with ulnar sided wrist pain.

WHAT MAKES THE BULLSEYE WRIST BAND BETTER


Unique Design Injection molded soft silicone ring for effective pain relief D-ring to make strap adjustment easy and long-lasting Design allows for full range of motion during activity	Comfort Soft fabric that lays against your skin for superior comfort Breathable spacer fabric that wicks perspiration away	Durability Finished edges for additional comfort and durability D-ring allows for the strap to be cinched over and over without stretching	Fastener Woven hook & loop fastener for high "cycle life" (the ability for the loop and hook to stick as well as it used to after many uses) 1" width strap provides ample area for engagement

HOW DOES IT WORK

The Bullseye Wrist Band helps relieve ulnar-sided wrist pain due to TFCC (Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex) injuries.

Our unique soft silicone ring applies 360° stabilization of the distal radioulnar joint (DRUJ) without applying painful pressure over the top of the ulnar head.

Sizing Guide


How to Measure Measure your wrist circumference at the narrowest part of your wrist, next to (but not covering) the wrist bone/ulnar head. If a soft tape measure is not available, use a piece of string and then lay flat against a ruler.	Sizing Guide Information If your wrist circumference is 5.5", most customers prefer the S/M size. If it is 7" and your ulnar head is prominent, the L/XL may fit better (it has a larger silicone ring than the S/M).	Donning Information Position on the wrist with D-ring on the pinky side. Center silicone ring around the ulnar head. Turn your wrist palm side up (supinate) to seat the ulnar head into the silicone ring. Affix velcro. Pull strap snug and adjust as needed	Which Way is Up Make sure you can see the D-ring and the "Bullseye" logo tag when wearing the brace. The soft inner lining will be against your skin. If you are feeling any velcro against your skin, the band is "inside-out."

WILL THE BULLSEYE WRIST BAND WORK FOR MY WRIST INJURY

Use the Bullseye Wrist Band for:

Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex (TFCC) Injury
Chronic Distal Radioulnar Joint (DRUJ) Instability
Post-operative support following a distal radius fracture repair
Ulnar-sided wrist pain when gripping, pushing, pulling or turning the wrist in a palm-down to palm-up position
Ulna Impact Syndrome (Ulna Abutment Syndrome)

Who is likely to get a TFCC Tear

Anyone can get a TCFF tear, but it occurs most often in those who fall on an outstretched hand
Those who put a lot of pressure on the wrist such as gymnasts, cross fit athletes, and yoga enthusiasts
Athletes are at risk, especially those who use a racquet, bat, or a club
People who work in fields involving repetitive motion like carpenters, assembly line workers, cashiers, or computer programmers