Splints

Orthopaedic Splints & Supports

Splints immobilise and support injured joints and bones so they can heal in the correct position. Meddey's Splints collection covers finger, wrist, elbow, knee and ankle splints for fracture management, sprains, post-surgery support and rehabilitation — for hospitals, clinics and home recovery.

What's in This Collection

• Finger and thumb splints for fractures and sprains
• Wrist and forearm splints for carpal tunnel and injuries
• Knee immobilisers and ankle splints for joint support
• Adjustable, breathable designs with secure straps

Why Use a Splint

• Immobilises the injured area to support healing
• Reduces pain, swelling and the risk of further injury
• Supports recovery after fractures, sprains or surgery
• Adjustable fit for comfort during extended wear

Who It's For

Orthopaedic and fracture clinics, physiotherapy centres, sports injury care, and patients recovering at home.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a splint used for?
To immobilise and support an injured joint or bone, helping it heal and reducing pain.

How is a splint different from a cast?
A splint is adjustable and removable and allows for swelling; a cast fully encloses the limb and is non-removable.

How long should a splint be worn?
As directed by your doctor or physiotherapist, depending on the injury.