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title: "Finger Straightener | PIP Extension Orthosis/Splint For Bent Fingers, PIP Flexion Contractures | Adjustable Joint Stretcher Device | Made in USA | Gray/Small"
brand: "fingerpress"
price: "95820 Ft"
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# Five sizes for perfect fit Patented adjustable joint stretcher Premium cushioned silicone pads Finger Straightener | PIP Extension Orthosis/Splint For Bent Fingers, PIP Flexion Contractures | Adjustable Joint Stretcher Device | Made in USA | Gray/Small

**Brand:** fingerpress
**Price:** 95820 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦾 Straighten up and stand out — your fingers deserve the best!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Finger Straightener | PIP Extension Orthosis/Splint For Bent Fingers, PIP Flexion Contractures | Adjustable Joint Stretcher Device | Made in USA | Gray/Small by fingerpress
- **How much does it cost?** 95820 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hu](https://www.desertcart.hu/products/493062160-finger-straightener-pip-extension-orthosis-splint-for-bent-fingers-pip)

## Best For

- fingerpress enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted fingerpress brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Secure & Stable, No Slips:** Innovative four-point balance system keeps the splint perfectly in place during use.
- • **All-Day Comfort, All-Night Support:** Lightweight, cushioned design ensures 24/7 wearability without irritation or slipping.
- • **Clinically Trusted, Expert Approved:** Endorsed by orthopedic surgeons and therapists, made in an FDA-registered facility.
- • **Precision Stretch, Personalized Fit:** Adjustable ratcheting angle for a custom finger stretch that adapts to your unique needs.
- • **Effortless Progress, Visible Results:** Simple to use and adjust, empowering you to regain finger mobility with confidence.

## Overview

The FingerPress is a US-made, patented finger straightener designed for PIP flexion contractures. Featuring an adjustable ratcheting joint, cushioned silicone pads, and a secure four-point balance system, it offers customizable, comfortable support trusted by hand therapy professionals to improve finger mobility effectively.

## Description

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## Features

- Game-Changing Finger Assistance: The FingerPress is a revolutionary finger splint that offers unparalleled help and mobility for bent or contracted fingers. Unlike traditional devices that often fit poorly and hyperextend the fingertip, our patented design allows the DIP joint to flex both actively and passively. Experience the difference of a finger straightener that truly fits your unique needs.
- 24/7 Comfort & Durability: Made with premium, lightweight materials in the USA, the FingerPress finger extension splint delivers round-the-clock comfort. The cushioned silicone pads are gentle on the skin, while the sturdy construction ensures long-lasting performance. Feel confident wearing it all day or while you rest at night—count on the FingerPress to provide reliable support on your journey to straighter fingers.
- Customizable Fit for Any Finger: With five different sizes designed to fit most hands, the FingerPress can be worn on your index, middle, ring, or pinky finger. The innovative four-point balance system evenly distributes pressure, keeping the device securely in place without rotating or sliding. Simply measure your finger width using our easy sizing guide, then adjust the ratcheting angle for a personalized level of stretch.
- Trusted By Hand Therapy Experts: Leading orthopedic surgeons and occupational therapists trust the FingerPress as an integral part of comprehensive treatment plans for PIP joint flexion contractures. Manufactured in an FDA-registered facility using cutting-edge technology, our finger-straightening splints have helped countless patients regain mobility and confidence. Join the ranks of satisfied FingerPress users today.
- Easy to Use & Adjust: Gone are the days of frustrating, complicated, uncomfortable finger splints. The FingerPress makes it simple to achieve a customized, effective stretch without the hassle. Easily slide the device onto your finger and adjust the ratcheting angle to gradually straighten your bent finger over time. With regular use as directed by your therapist, you'll be amazed at the progress you can make toward your mobility goals.

## Product Details

- **Brand:** FingerPress
- **Size:** Small
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Bent Finger, Dupuytren's Contracture, PIP Flexion Contracture, Post-surgical Therapy, Conservative Option
- **Use for:** Hands
- **Age Range (Description):** Adult & Child

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: does this do what a digit widget does?**
A: Both devices are meant to reverse PIP Flexion Contracture. Digit Widget uses surgically implanted rods. FingerPress is less invasive: it can be worn and removed by the patient as needed.

**Q: I have opposite problem.  stiff straight joints i want to bend.  post surgery broken finger.  is there a prodct?**
A: Sorry, I haven't made anything for bending straight fingers! Hopefully you find something. Maybe a hand therapist could help.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ more adjustable and less painful than alternatives
*by H***E on February 13, 2025*

DISCLAIMER: As of this writing, I've been using this device for 12 days, and I'll update my review to reflect any changes in my opinion, for better or worse. Apologies for the "novel" below, but everyone's hands/needs differ, and I think it's important to be specific with devices like this.USE CASE: I had several hand injuries over the last several years, leaving me with a pinky finger that is mutilated and "frozen". They include a decades-old sports injury that never healed properly; later, a car-door accident (that probably occurred bc my finger was already in bad shape); and most recently, a watersports accident that finally left me inhibited from performing my job. Each time, my [bottom-of-the-barrel budget] ortho docs gave me one of those spring-loaded splints or thumb-screw-like devices, and then proceeded to blame ME for them not working to stretch and lengthen my pinky, and then gave me invoices for costly surgery. In reality, the other splints were often too big or too wide for my pinky and did little more than squash and bruise my PIP joint without creating sufficient leverage to actually stretch the ligament. Exasperated, I talked to my new neighbor, a knee/hip surgeon, and he asked around for alternatives and he finally turned up a doc (out of my network) with a patient experimenting with a FingerPress device. It's significantly more expensive than alternative/traditional splints, and it wasn't covered by my insurance. However, the design concepts make perfect sense in theory, and I'd rather a $95 treatment than thousands for surgery and recovery. So, I "fired" my ortho and decided to take the matter into my own hands, literally, and this is my last experiment before re-considering surgery.REVIEW:+ Overall (After 12 days): Halleluja! I'm overjoyed by my progress using this OrthoPress. I know that it will take several weeks of consistent use to get lasting change, but this is the first device I've tried that I can FEEL a stretch in the right places and FEEL progress in my hand instead of only pain.+ It will take much longer to straighten out my finger for good, but the constant PAIN in my hand associated with my frozen joint/ligament is beginning to decrease. yay!!+ The device is easy to assemble, and once done, it stays together unless you need to change the fingertip size part (once you get one fitted, there's no need to change it out)+ Padding on the parts that contact your skin is sufficient for comfort, and they are durable, waterproof, and easy to clean+ Accurate sizing: I chose X-Small for my pinky finger based on their size chart, and although my finger width was exactly between sizes XS and S, I'm glad I went with the smaller size. I have long, thin fingers, and I use the longest fingertip part, and it has a perfect fit.+ Adjustable tension: When I first put it on (especially in the morning or when my hands are cold), I start a little looser, then tighten the tension after a few minutes (it doesn't take long), then repeat until I feel a moderate sensation that I can handle for a few hours, well-short of unbearable pain. I'm almost able to wear it through the night, although I still wake up with sudden pain and remove or loosen it.+ Lightweight: the parts are 3D printed of a strong but featherweight resin. My hand never feels weighed down+ Instructions/Manual: very easy to read, and organized in a way that's meant to be read from front to back. For example, in big letters, they say to learn how to remove it before you try putting it on, which turns out to be important so you don't experience unnecessary pain!DOWNSIDES? It's really hard to think of any, especially compared to the other devices I've tried, but here are my nit-picking negs and suggestions.- I'm not able to type on a keyboard while wearing it, it's just too bulky underneath. So I wear it while walking, cooking, relaxing, and doing frankly anything else besides typing (at the moment, it's just sitting next to my keyboard waiting for me to finish this review!)- I wish more colors were available...I'd pay [a little] extra for a light pink or beige one that would blend in better with my skin tone (a few people have noticed the gray device thought I was carrying sunglasses, an inhaler, a personal safety alarm, etc. and were bewildered that I never put it down, LOL). If FingerPress wants to add a new color or model to the Amazon VINE program (size XS), I'd be delighted to "put it through the wringer" on that platform, too. :-D- More expensive than traditional splints, but apparently, some insurance providers will cover prescriptions for the device (just not mine).- It would be great if they printed or embossed numbers on the palmar tension ridges so that I can have a quick visual of where my last setting was and to keep track of my stretching progress. In the meantime, I took a sharpie and started marking my "starting position" and "personal best" tension settings for a quick reference, but of course, my system will fail as I start to improve.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Good basic concept but needs design improvement
*by R***R on September 11, 2025*

The general design concept is good but requires improvement. Overall the unit works well however, it disengages very easily with very light impact making it useless to use at night or even during the day with general movement which is annoying. This design weakness could be corrected easily by implementing a locking feature such as a metal dowel pin once it’s set in place when in use. Additionally it’s made of cheap plastic which appears to injected molded so it’s relatively weak from an overall durability perspective.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Listen up AMA, this replaces your digit widget operation
*by J***E on February 2, 2024*

I had two surgeries on my left hand for contraction with poor success. Then my right pinky locked up. But the doctors said they had a great new tool for fixing this problem--the digit widget, which is installed under anesthesia by drilling into your bones. The awkward apparatus also needs protection from infection for at least 8 weeks of continuous stretching. (or longer if the patient can’t handle the pain.) I was scheduled for the surgery and lucked out when my heart doctor declined to approve the operation. (reward does not justify the risk.)My proactive wife found the Orthopress. Like my heart doctor for the digit widget, I was skeptical. How could a cheap piece of plastic replace a $10,000 operation by skilled MD’s?Short answer—it does.Long answer: not easy or straightforward. I could not even get it on. Andy explained the device is designed for 80 degree lock max and it looked like I had 90 degrees. But I came up with an easy solution in the form of a dowel rod I cut off the end of my closet hanger. I forced the rod under my finger and taped it in with electrical tape. Withing an hour, the tip of my finger turned numb and the finger swelled where the skin was stretching. The extremely simple idea was working. (For those who have had braces, remember you need inflammation to get movement. Avoid anti-inflammation treatments.)I would occasionally remove the rod, massage my hand and wash the skin crevices, then slather on triple anti-bacterial ointment into the cracks and return the rod. I kept in in all the time, which was tough the first couple of nights. I needed Tylenol to get to sleep (which is not anti-inflammatory.)During the day, I noticed the tip was no longer numb. IT HAD STRETCHED. I found a bigger rod, still using the smaller one at night so I could sleep without medication. By swapping out increasingly larger rods, in two weeks the press would slip on easily.Now the problem was the longer lever rod supplied made it hard to type and very easy to dislodge. Andy graciously supplied a short one, which still stretched great because I was only using a small portion of the long one. Two more weeks and I could get my pinky around my tennis racket. Fantastic. (My tennis group was very surprised to see an old man suddenly add 10 mph to a serve.)The problem I had now is that continuous use of the press seemed to be putting a bend in the finger bone. During the day, I switched to forcing a hand exercise ball into the joint and strapping it in with Velcro. (Pictures will be added when therapy complete.) The ball put a gentle stretch on the hand and let the bone straighten out. I used the press at night in gentle stretching positions. After a while, your hand feels funny if you are NOT stretching it. My brain has normalized the tension. I have no problem with this device as a permanent solution for the rest of my life, however long that it.And for those who are not aware, the digit widget is NOT a permanent solution either. The MD’s want to remove the device, then cut out the gunk and put you into physical therapy to keep it from closing back up. (They did this on my left hand and I never got back full functionality because of the extensive scar tissue.)The entire purpose of the widget is open up the joint so they cut later. Orthopress, with my additions, has allowed me to skip two potentially lethal operations and improve the end results. Good job Andy. If you win a prize, I would not expect it to come from the AMA.

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