De Quervain's

Find targeted relief with a doctor-recommended De Quervain's Tenosynovitis brace. Designed to reduce pain, stabilize the thumb and wrist, and support healing.

What Is De Quervain's Tenosynovitis?

De Quervain's Tenosynovitis is a painful inflammation of the tendons that run along the thumb side of the wrist. It commonly affects individuals who perform repetitive thumb or wrist movements - such as lifting infants, typing, texting, or working manually. Left untreated, symptoms like sharp wrist pain, swelling, and limited thumb motion can worsen over time.

Why Use a De Quervain's Tenosynovitis Splint?

A De Quervain's brace - also called a thumb spica splint - is clinically proven to relieve tendon irritation by restricting motion of the wrist and thumb. These splints help:

• Immobilize the base of the thumb and radial wrist

• Reduce strain on the inflamed tendons

• Promote tendon healing and reduce swelling

• Prevent further irritation from repetitive motions

Recommended Features in a De Quervain's Splint

When choosing a splint for De Quervain's, look for:

• Rigid or semi-rigid thumb spica support

• Adjustable wrist straps for a personalized fit

• Breathable and lightweight materials for long-term wear

• Bilateral design (fits left or right wrist)

• Low-profile shape that fits under clothing

Who Should Wear a De Quervain's Brace?

These braces are recommended by orthopedic specialists and hand therapists for:

• Parents or caregivers with "Mommy Thumb"

• Manual laborers and technicians

• Keyboard/mouse users with repetitive wrist strain

• Individuals with tendonitis from sports like golf, tennis, or rowing

Shop Trusted Brands for De Quervain's Tenosynovitis

We offer a curated selection of clinically trusted De Quervain's braces, including:

• Breg Thumb Splints

• Hely & Weber Thumb Spicas

• MedSpec Thumb Spicas & Splints

• Mueller Thumb Stabilizers

Each brace has been chosen based on clinical feedback, material quality, and patient comfort. You can find braces approved by physical therapists and commonly used by hand surgeons for post-injury recovery or long-term tendon care.