Wrist Braces & Orthopedic Wrist Supports

Medical Grade Wrist Braces & Orthopedic Supports

Protect your mobility and accelerate healing with our curated selection of medical grade wrist braces. Whether you are recovering from a severe sprain, managing chronic arthritis, or seeking a doctor-recommended wrist brace for carpal tunnel, DME-Direct provides professional-tier stabilization for both men and women. Our collection includes versatile designs for the right and left wrist, ensuring a secure, anatomical fit that reduces joint stress and promotes circulation.

Choosing the right support depends on your activity level and the severity of your injury. Explore our specialized collections below to find the exact level of immobilization you need:

Carpal Tunnel Braces Forearm & Wrist Splints Neoprene Supports Elastic Braces Cock-Up Splints

How to Choose the Best Wrist Brace for Your Needs

When searching for a wrist splint medical professionals trust, it is important to understand the different levels of stabilization. Use the table below to compare our primary support types:

Support Style	Best For...	Key Feature
Compression Sleeves	Arthritis, mild tendonitis, general aches.	Breathable elastic or knit for full mobility.
Adjustable Wraps	Sports, fitness, and minor strains.	Customizable compression; usually neoprene-based.
Splinting Braces	Carpal tunnel, severe sprains, post-surgery.	Rigid metal or plastic stays to limit motion.
Thumb Spica	De Quervain's or thumb-specific injuries.	Integrated thumb stabilizer with wrist support.

Day vs. Night Stabilization

If you are looking to buy a wrist splint for nighttime use, prioritize models with memory foam padding and a neutral-position stay to prevent painful flexion while sleeping. For daytime use, lightweight and moisture-wicking materials like those found in our 3M Futuro Adjustable Reversible Splint are ideal for work and typing.

Trusted DME Brands

DME-Direct is a leading provider where you can buy wrist braces from medical-grade manufacturers including DonJoy, Mueller, MedSpec, and Hely Weber. Our products are athlete-tested and physician-recommended to ensure you receive the highest quality orthopedic care.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wrist Braces

Most medical-grade wrist braces are sized based on the circumference of your wrist. Use a flexible measuring tape to measure the narrowest part of your wrist, just above the bone. If you fall between sizes, we generally recommend sizing up for comfort or checking the specific brand’s sizing chart, as compression levels vary by manufacturer.
It depends on the design. Many "universal" or "reversible" braces feature a removable metal stay that can be switched to fit either the left or right hand. However, many professional-grade orthopedic braces are "anatomically contoured" and specifically designated as Right or Left for a more precise, medical fit.
Yes, many people wear braces at night to prevent "wrist drop" or awkward positions that aggravate carpal tunnel or tendonitis. For nighttime use, look for a "neutral-position" brace with extra padding (like a cock-up splint) to ensure your wrist remains in a comfortable, healed position while you rest.