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Wrist Sleeve

Wrist Sleeve

$48.00 USD
$48.00 USD
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A wrist sleeve designed to relieve carpal tunnel, tendonitis, and swelling while supporting circulation and recovery.

 

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Wrist Sizing

Compression wrist sleeve for wrist pain

Measure the circumference around wrist joint. Measurements are in inches.

Small: Up to 6″

Medium: 6″-7″

Large: 7″+



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Overview

The Wrist Sleeve is a wrist support sleeve built to ease pain from carpal tunnel, tendonitis, and everyday wrist strain. Soft, latex-free fabric wraps the joint without a Velcro strap or a hard brace, so patients get relief that holds up through a full workday or a full night of sleep.

How it works

The fabric wraps the wrist snugly enough to support the joint, though the material itself is non-compressive by design. It keeps circulation steady during long hours at a keyboard or a full night of sleep, and the low-profile fit allows full use of the fingers and thumb. That's a different approach from a compression wrist sleeve built around graduated pressure.

Key benefits

Latex-free, metal-free fabric means no metal stays and no Velcro to catch on clothing. Patients can wear it 24 hours a day directly against skin, including overnight, when circulation naturally drops and a wrist support sleeve that stays put matters most. The low-profile design fits under a long sleeve without printing through.

Who it's for

This fits patients managing carpal tunnel, tendonitis, or a wrist that swells after a long day of typing or manual work. It also fits anyone who tried a compression sleeve for wrist pain and found it too tight for all-day wear, since this sleeve trades pressure for a softer, breathable fit.

Clinical applications

Occupational therapists recommend the Wrist Sleeve for carpal tunnel syndrome and tendonitis flare-ups tied to repetitive strain from typing or manual labor. It also fits post-injury swelling management, worn during the day at a desk or overnight to support the wrist's natural recovery process.

Why choose iDe Medical

iDe Medical has supplied physician-vetted recovery products since 2004, including devices used by VA and DOD facilities. The Wrist Sleeve carries that same standard: a wrist support sleeve simple enough for daily wear and consistent enough for a clinic to recommend after a carpal tunnel or tendonitis diagnosis.

SIZE: Small: Up to 6", Medium: 6"-7", Large: 7"+

Wrist Sizing: Measure the circumference around wrist joint. Measurements are in inches.
Small: Up to 6″
Medium: 6″-7″
Large: 7″+

FEATURES/BENEFITS: Non-compressive material is breathable and extremely easy to apply. Versatile, low-profile design is perfect for extended wear. Allows for full function of the wrists and hands.

USE DIRECTIONS: Wear as needed. Can be worn 24/7 directly against skin.

RECOMMENDED WEAR: Wear while sleeping to capitalize on your body’s healing potential while fully and rest. Overnight wear also counteracts the natural reduction in circulation that you experience when sleeping.

WASH AND CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Wash cold, tumble dry low — Please do not use any Velcro straps or additional components to secure Reparel sleeves to your body.

PROPRIETARY FABRIC: a blend of technical fibers including polyester, nylon, and cotton. All Reparel products are latex and metal free.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

  • It's a soft, non-compressive support sleeve rather than a graduated-pressure compression garment. Patients who found a tight wrist compression sleeve uncomfortable for all-day wear often switch to this design instead.

  • It supports the wrist through fit and stability rather than pressure, and that's often enough for carpal tunnel symptoms that flare with repetitive motion. Patients wear it during the workday and overnight for the same reason.

  • Yes, with the same caveat: it eases tendonitis through support and rest positioning rather than compression. Many patients pair it with activity modification during a flare, then keep wearing it overnight afterward.

  • Measure the circumference around the wrist joint in inches. Small fits up to 6 inches, medium runs 6 to 7 inches, and large covers 7 inches and up.