Products tagged with 'night splint'

CSUS Night Splint for Plantar Fasciitis.

The Djo Procare Pro Night Splint offers a gentle stretch to relieve symptoms of Plantar Fasciitis and Achilles tendonitis. Its soft, padded thermoplastic dorsal shell holds the foot in a neutral, 90-degree position, providing moderate stretch and optimal comfort. This low-profile, comfortable night splint is easy to apply, with strap closures around the foot and calf and an open heel design for minimal, safe ambulation as needed. Available in two sizes to fit both right and left feet, it ensures effective support and pain relief during the night.

Dorsal Night Splint is made to keep your foot in a natural position while you sleep. It helps reduce the pain and discomfort you might feel in the morning from plantar fasciitis. This brace is comfy and easy to wear because it's lightweight, not bulky, and doesn't trap heat. This makes it more likely for patients to use it.

Hallux Valgus Night Splint is designed specifically for post-op care after hallux valgus surgery sounds like a great aid for patients. Keeping the foot in the correct position and immobilizing the hallux can be crucial for uninterrupted healing and minimizing pain. The adjustable Velcro closure ensures a snug fit, accommodating different foot sizes comfortably. This kind of device can provide patients with peace of mind, knowing that their foot is properly supported during the crucial healing period.

Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint is a comfortable night splint made of plastic. Designed with adjustable dorsiflexion angle for flexibility. It has cutouts at the back for better airflow and comfort, along with a non-skid rubber sole. The splint features a removable and washable foam liner. It's about half an inch thick, covered with soft Velcro-sensitive material. You can also remove the toe elevation pad. Its padded shin and ankle straps come with quick-release buckles for convenience. This splint offers a gentle, long-lasting stretch. It helps with plantar fascia and Achilles tendon issues.