Copper CompressionAdvanced Wrist Brace - Copper Infused Adjustable Orthopedic Support Splint for Pain, Carpal Tunnel, Arthritis, Tennis Elbow, Tendinitis, RSI, Ganglion Cyst for Men Women Left L/XL

I purchase this for my husband. He loves it. He was surprised that it kept his wrist secure but he is able to use his hands. He owns a bicycle shop and does a lot of repair work. I just ordered him a new one the other day. One for when he's working and one for when he's not.

Typing this with one of these braces on both hands. I have a connective tissue disorder that makes me too bendy, these are a lifestyle changer. They are comfortable to use once you learn to move the interior fabric to one side. They are long lasting and even with the amount of material my hands don’t overheat. Super easy and comfortable. Will buy again if I need to! Helped my pain so much and kept me from continuing to hyperextend my wrists. Woooohoooo.

Not for big hands

This is perfect. It fits well and can be easily adjusted. I have a strain in my wrist tendon, and this provides the ideal support. It has reduced the inflammation.

Bought this as I somehow injured my wrist and it refused to get better on its own. Took a little while but with the brace on I was able to isolate what action I was doing that caused my injury in the first place. If you don’t wash this thing it will smell awful. I used baby shampoo under warm water that worked fine.

I use this at night for tennis Elbow. It works great for sleeping. I haven't tried it yet for playing sports. Its a great purchase.

The item was fine except I hit the left hand first, returned it for the right hand sent the left a second time. So I’m just waiting for refund so I can order for a 3 rd , time . They say a 3rd time is a charm let’s see.

I am happy with the “Copper Compression Recovery Wrist Brace” would gladly purchase another one if it wears out or gets damaged.Here is the situation, I’m dealing with Tennis Elbow. Back in September 22 I started to notice elbow pain. I think it started after a kayak outing. By end of October, I was grimacing when picking up a gallon or milk and started to feel pain in my right hand as well. By the end of November, I was having an issue with using a computer mouse. A friend suggested an elbow brace that applies pressure below the elbow to immobilize the tendon and help it heal. That seemed to help some, but pain in my wrist continued to get more intense.After researching several wrist braces that looked rather bulky, I found this one that goes by the name "Copper Compression Recovery Wrist Brace”. I liked that it appeared to have a rather low profile as many looked like a brace you would need after breaking a wrist. They claim they use copper infused threads to make the brace anti-microbial. In other words, less likely to develop a smell. This one was about twice the price of the bulkier braces, but I liked the idea of it being low profile as I realized I might want to wear it while active.With the few days it took to arrive, I had to switch to left-handed mouse work as my right wrist became really sore. I’m a remote worker and at my stand-up desk about 10 hours a day. So, by the time the wrist brace arrived, I started the following remediation:• Moved my stand-up desk to an inch lower than my elbow. It had been a few inches below, and apparently, I was leaning on that wrist.• Set up my mouse for left-handed use (switch the button order) and started learning to be a lefty. I have to admin, lefty’s have it rough with all these devices designed for right-handed people.• Started wearing the wrist brace constantly, it reminded me to not grab things with my right hand, and especially to not twist right to left with my right hand.• After four weeks I was able to move back to right-handed mouse work as my wrist pain was subsiding. At my wife sit-down desk, I still depended on my left hand, as the desk is not height adjustable.• Took a steroid treatment prescribed from my doctor.• Started working with a local physical therapist to make sure any improvements stay permanent.Outcome, since this review is about the “Copper Compression Recovery Wrist Brace.”• The wrist brace is working. It keeps my hand immobilized. I wear it all day while working, driving, or doing other chores around the house.• The wrist brace is comfortable. It does not bind or get in the way.• No bad smells in the fabric, so maybe the copper thread helps.• FYI, I’m 5’9, 195 lb. and wear a 33/34 shirt size and got the right hand small/medium wrist brace. It is the right size for my build. I can button a shirt sleeve and keep the brace hidden while wearing.• As warmer weather returns, I expect will be wearing this while bicycling and kayaking and find out how well it stands up to abuse.• If something happens to this one or I find out I need two (one for water activities) , I will immediately order an identical.Suggestions for anyone with the same elbow and wrist issue:• Get an elbow brace.• Get this “Copper Compression Recovery Wrist Brace” and wear it all day.• Use a height adjustable desk.• Work with physical therapist and do the exercises.