I have two fingers triggering next to each other, middle and ring. Would ONE of these work for both? Seems like it would be clumsy to wear two.
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No, they are made for one finger only. Plus that it is a bit flimsy for the price.
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It can work for two fingers if they're side by side. When you place the order tell HandFix you need an extra piece of Velcro so it can fit around both fingers at the same time.
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I have fairly small hands and tried to use one splint on the 2 fingers you mentioned and it didn't work. It kept popping off as there's not enough velcro to keep it on 2 fingers. They are made for only one finger. I use my splint for my middle finger and after a couple weeks wearing it during the day and at night, I now only have to use it at night. Best little splint, from my personal experience. Hope yours gets better.
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Yes each one is separate. I love mine. It took me a long time to find what I really wanted and used tape and Popsicle sticks. I wish I was rich, I would buy a lot and give them out for free. The pain relief is that good. It's such a simple thing too! Good luck to you!
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Hi, Just went to try these on to make sure, and they could be used on either hand, or both at the same time, when taking something heavy out of oven...They have the silicone on both sides of the glove, so you can use either glove on either right or left. :)
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Honestly I think my wife just guessed. She has smaller hands but didn't want them to be a pain to take off. I've got a bigger hand and we can fit the sme pair. Hope that helps.
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I guess so. I don't have a specially large head, but I've just tried it on before answering you and I could adjust it to 2 fingers more than my own head.
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I put it on my pinky to check it out. Seems like it would work for me if my pinky finger was the problem. My pinky is small, however if any smaller I would need to cut off a piece of the 'ring' part and velcro strip so it would hold tightly. I think it will work.
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Lynne,Your question hung on my mind overnight. Today I practiced a bit using the monocular with one hand. I actually could do it. By holding the instrument between my thumb and middle finger I could turn the focus ring with my index finger and could turn the focus ring with my pinky and ring finger together. It did not take much practice. I would say that someone who has learned to do a lot more with one hand than I have and with just a little bit more motivation than me would get along just fine with this scope and one hand.Paul
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Hi Barbara! If you have the device attached to something (a belt loop, a purse strap), then you can easily yank off the black part with one hand - no problem. If it's not attached to anything, you would need 2 hands. I bought this for my then 8 year-old daughter and attached it to the strap on her messenger bag. She got kind of wound up, and one day when she was running and jumping, the black part actually *fell* off the pin - causing the alarm to sound. I say that only to illustrate that it's not difficult to pull the pin. I don't think a grown-up (or anybody else who wasn't doing jumping jacks) would have the problem of the device falling off. Hi Barbara! If you have the device attached to something (a belt loop, a purse strap), then you can easily yank off the black part with one hand - no problem. If it's not attached to anything, you would need 2 hands. I bought this for my then 8 year-old daughter and attached it to the strap on her messenger bag. She got kind of wound up, and one day when she was running and jumping, the black part actually *fell* off the pin - causing the alarm to sound. I say that only to illustrate that it's not difficult to pull the pin. I don't think a grown-up (or anybody else who wasn't doing jumping... » Read More Hi Barbara! If you have the device attached to something (a belt loop, a purse strap), then you can easily yank off the black part with one hand - no problem. If it's not attached to anything, you would need 2 hands. I bought this for my then 8 year-old daughter and attached it to the strap on her messenger bag. She got kind of wound up, and one day when she was running and jumping, the black part actually *fell* off the pin - causing the alarm to sound. I say that only to illustrate that it's not difficult to pull the pin. I don't think a grown-up (or anybody else who wasn't doing jumping jacks) would have the problem of the device falling off. « Show Less
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You could wear two at one time next to each other maybe. I am not sure since I only have one. My dog loves it and it is so cute!
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The splint is designed to be used with either hand. There are 2 thumb holes, one on each side. I thought that would be a problem, but it was not. After about 3 months of sleeping with it, I no longer needed it. I'm keeping it handy though.
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I wore mine at the same time. Not sure it made any difference. They do work, if you are diligent about wearing them.
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What size did you buy? I have not had that problem, BUT I bought the Large Gloves and they fit me right, straight out of the box, so, I am not sure why you're experiencing this issue. So you have no issue with the other "fingers", JUST the thump and the pointing finger, right?Personally, I would keep them based on quality, but that's an opinion based on 3+ years of continuous use.
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Wow... I am so embarrassed by the question.... It's my right thumb... I am right handed.. I haven't worn it enough to give you an honest answer... It is well made.... Ice is my best friend! My trigger thumb seems to come and go.... Good luck... It's worth a try if you'll wear it.... It couldn't hurt! Karen L's answer was spot on!
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Try it. It can't hurt. I use it when my wrist is bothering me when I play tennis.
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I just tried it on my pinky and it's doable. I haven't tried really using it yet,but for the most part it's keeping it from bending if you're having trouble with a trigger finger. Its adjustable so it should work
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The small ring that is chained to the main piece is a 7 or 8 since it fits my pinkie but is a tiny bit loose. The main ring it self is of similar size umfortumately. I had to use a hammer to break off the small finger guard from the main piece to be able to wear it on my middle finger.A bit loose but I have a size 10 plain silver ring that I wear with the main piece to stop it from moving. I'm a guy with piano hands so I don't know if it will turn out the same. Think its made for younger ppl.
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Yes, it will still work. I tested it out while pulling my sleeve over my finger and also a baggie on my finger, and it worked both times.
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I got a Small and it fit perfectly, My middle finger wears a size 6 ring, so used that as a guide to help you order. If your the same or close go with the small if more medium will be your fit