Individual finger splint PÄ®-PIP

Individual finger splint PÄ®-PIP
Recomended:
  • PIP joint injuries (sprains, dislocations, contusions)
  • Tendon injuries
  • Postoperative protection
  • Chronic joint instability
  • When precise limitation of finger movement is required

The custom finger splint (PĮ–PIP) is precisely fitted to your finger, stabilizes the joint, and helps speed up recovery after injuries or surgeries. Lightweight, comfortable, and reliable for everyday wear.


Custom splints are made by certified orthopedic technicians.

ADVANCE REGISTRATION BY PHONE IS REQUIRED

The order is executed only after a specialist consultation. You need to come to Naugarduko g. 98, Vilnius.
PÄ®-PIP

Custom PĮ–PIP finger splint is a medical device individually made according to the shape of your finger, designed to stabilize the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint after injuries or surgeries. The splint is custom-molded, ensuring a precise fit without pressure while providing reliable joint protection throughout the healing process.

Indications

  • PIP joint injuries (sprains, dislocations, contusions)
  • Tendon injuries (“mallet finger”, “boutonniere” deformities)
  • Postoperative protection
  • Chronic joint instability
  • When precise limitation of finger movement is required

Why choose a custom splint

  • Made specifically for your finger – maximum comfort and precision
  • Effective immobilization – prevents improper movements
  • Lightweight and slim – comfortable for daily wear
  • Durable and long-lasting – made from medical-grade thermoplastic
  • X-ray transparent – no need to remove during imaging
  • During production, the splint is formed at the required extension angle (15°, 20°, or 25°).

What you get

  • Specialist consultation and condition assessment
  • Custom molding directly on your finger
  • Precise joint positioning according to medical recommendations
  • Possibility of adjustments during treatment
  • Comfortable product suitable for long-term wear

Care

  • The splint can be washed with lukewarm water and mild soap. Avoid high temperatures and harsh cleaning agents.

Custom splints are made by certified orthopedic technicians.

The price of a custom splint may vary slightly depending on the complexity of production or required adjustments.