Bracelet

The bracelet is used to secure splints on the hand and is usually used for the Thumb MCP Splint and required for all the Stable Thumb Splints. The bracelet is permanently attached on one side to the splint so it cannot be lost. If a patient needs the ability to attach and remove a bracelet based on function, a second clasp can be added to the bracelet. There are 3 clasp options: Lobster clasp, ‘S’ Hook and Magnetic Clasp. The Magnetic clasp has an additional fee and is the best option for people lacking fine motor dexterity or who have difficulty pinching. A standard bracelet is sent with the splint. The bracelet can be criss-crossed around the wrist, changing the angle and pull of the bracelet, keeping it on the wrist and away of the palm. Magnetic clasp: All magnets can lose part or all of their magnetism when exposed to extreme temperatures. If a magnet reaches above 176° F (80° C) the magnetism can be lost. If our magnets are exposed to moisture, small amounts of rust may form. If you start seeing rust stain on your magnet, that may indicate that the magnet has been exposed to moisture or a high humidity environment. Rust will degrade the magnet. To avoid rust and damage to the magnet, keep the magnet dry.