The 10 Best Carpal Tunnel Braces
This wiki has been updated 23 times since it was first published in October of 2017. If you suffer with carpal tunnel syndrome, you’re acutely aware of how the pain, numbness, and tingling can interfere with your daily life. Grab one of these helpful braces to ensure your wrist gets the support and treatment it needs, both day and night. As with all medical devices, it is important to check with your doctor first to make sure this is the right solution for you. When users buy our independently chosen editorial selections, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.
1. Futuro Sleep
2. Viva Wrist
3. Mueller Night Support
Editor's Notes
March 15, 2019:
Depending on how bad your carpal tunnel syndrome is, you may need more and less support. Also, those who plan on wearing their brace during the day may prefer models with a little more flexibility, so they can still work and grip things easily enough. Since we understand that needs differ between users, we did our best to include various styles of braces. If you are somebody who wants the maximum level of support, we recommend you take a look at the Mueller Night Support, DonJoy ComfortForm, Copper Compression Gear Recovery, and AidBrace Night. If you prefer something that doesn't hinder your hand movement too much and allows you to move your wrist a bit as well, take a look at the Mueller Green Line and Kuangmi Compression. The Futuro Sleep, Viva Wrist, Wellgate PerfectFit offer the perfect compromise of flexibility and support for many individuals. With these, you should be able to work and go about your daily activities, but still feel a good sense of relief after long periods of use. Before you choose any model though, it is important to check with your doctor to ensure that a carpal tunnel brace is a safe and effective solution for your personal condition.
4. DonJoy ComfortForm
5. Mueller Green Line
6. ComfyBrace Adjustable
7. Copper Compression Gear Recovery
8. AidBrace Night
9. Wellgate PerfectFit
10. Kuangmi Compression
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