Ringsplintsbyzomile

How do you measure?
Use a thin strip of paper AROUND the straight effected joint. Mark the join and then measure against a ruler. I need a Millimetre measurement for the circumference of the joint. Please select the CORRECT size.

How do I care for my splint?
Ring splints can be worn normally. Gem stone rings are a bit more delicate. You can wear your ring at night time to keep your fingers in alignment. Occasionally take your rings off and apply moisturiser to the skin underneath. You can buff your silver rings with a simple 4 sided nail block to bring back the high shine. Wash with soap and water. The silver is 935 low tarnish silver. Avoid household bleaches as they may tarnish. Toothpaste is great for removing any tarnish from bleach in products.

Rings come in a Solid Ring box

Yes they are registered by law since 2012 with the MHRA the U.k Government Medicines and Healthcate products Agency. All medical splints have to comply with law. Always make sure you are buying splints and braces that are medical devices and not just fashion items. Medical devices go through rigorous testing to comply with law and most importantly for you to ensure the product you are buying is fit for purpose for your medical needs. Always seek advice from a medical practitioner prior to buying braces and splints. My splints are available on the NHS for patients who meet the criteria.

Yes any of the rings you see can have gem stones set onto them. If you have a mallet finger or trigger finger you would wear your band upwards. In that case the gem would be set on the band. Multiples can be set together.

Yes I make Gold 9ct Rose & Yellow ring splints. For a more cost effective option I also make Vermeil 22ct Rose and Yellow Gold Plated ring splints and thumb splints. Texture or gems can be added to any design at an additional cost.

The paper should just fit snugly around the effected straightened joint. You can use string if you prefer. Measure at different times of the day just in case your fingers swell periodically. Take the smaller measurement for your ring size. This way you won't suddenly find rings slipping off

A resounding Yes they do! It's the reason I started making splints. I could no longer use my hands and needed to find a good solution that didnt add another level of NHS couture to my body. The silver splints stopped the awful pain and swelling. Many customers reviews state how they have eased the pain and swelling.

Yes if you have bought a plain ring or textured ring ( excludes gem rings and SRL DRL DRDL thumb and finger splints) and when you get it you feel it won't be suitable, return it and I will refund you. I will resize and exchange all other splints (small fee for resizing after 14 days and after first exchange)

I am based in the U.K as a result you won't have to pay duty on splints bought from abroad.

This is a marketing tool. Stores add delivery and packaging charges onto each of their products, meaning if you buy more than one product you will pay a lot more than a standard Royal mail large letter or small parcel charge. I have therefore added the delivery cost plus small amount for packaging. This helps me to keep splint prices down and you just pay delivery dependent on your purchase. As a U.K Brand there are no hidden import duties to pay. Smaller rings up to 6 rings are sent 1st class signed large letter. Larger up to 6 rings are sent 1st signed small parcel post. Any rings over 7 or large thumb splints/braces go special delivery for insurance purposes.
International tracked and signed - Ireland and thumb splints across EU