Aluminum and Foam Finger Splints, 1 x 18 in, Box of 12

Name: Aluminum and Foam Finger Splints, 1 x 18 in, Box of 12
Brand: Cardio Choc
Price: 63.00 CAD
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Lightweight, malleable splints designed to immobilize joints, transverse fractures, and dislocations of fingers and toes.

The foam lining eliminates the need for additional padding. They are suitable for prolonged wear and can be easily cut with scissors and then shaped to fit the patient's finger or toe.

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