Actimove Professional Line Manus Forte Wrist Brace

The Actimove Professional Line Manus Forte Wrist Brace supports pain relief by stabilizing the wrist in a functional position. The wide thumb opening and soft edges allow for full finger dexterity and comfort during wear.

• Securely stabilizes the wrist in a functional position to help manage pain.
• Provides a secure fit while allowing full finger movement.
• The wide thumb opening with soft edges provides comfort during wear.
• Its tubular slip-on design allows for easy application, handling, and removal with one hand.
• Two stays on the back of the hand allow for additional stabilization of the wrist.
• The anatomically shaped aluminum stays are easy to mold for an individual fit.
• Remove the palmar stay to use in the late rehabilitation phase when less stability is needed.
• Security hook and loop closures prevent the straps from slipping out of the buckles.
• Soft and breathable fabric allows for comfort during wear.
• Not made with natural rubber latex – suitable for those with latex sensitivity.

Aluminum stay

Made with a rigid, aluminum stay to provide stabilization to the wrist.

With the help of a measuring tape, measure the circumference of your wrist.

Pull your Actimove Manus Forte Wrist Brace over your wrist like a glove while placing the thumb in the opening. Close the lower strap first, then the upper strap and finally the middle strap. Apply the brace with moderate tension, ensuring that it fits snugly without affecting the mobility of your fingers.

Remove the metal stay from the pocket and close the wrist strap before washing. You can hand or machine wash the Actimove Professional Line Manus Forte Wrist Brace using a gentle wash cycle (at 30°C/85°F) and a mild detergent. Do not bleach, dry-clean, tumble dry, or iron. Lay the product flat when drying and ensure it is completely dry before use. Avoid using laundry additives like fabric softener, brightener, or stain remover.

This product is intended to provide support and stabilization to the wrist:

• Inflammatory diseases (e.g., De Quervain’s tenosynovitis, tendovaginitis)
• Sprains and strains
• Soft tissue injuries
• Osteoarthritis (OA)
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Post-operative care
• Care after cast removal