Minimizing pain and inflammation, the Vive bunion splint provides support for the big toe. An integrated aluminum plate produces constant, yet gentle, force to straighten the big toe and relieve pain caused by bunions and Hallux Valgus. The corrective brace is made of a lightweight, breathable material for comfortable extended wear, including nighttime use. In addition to the adjustable material, an external strap can be adjusted with a square latch for minimal slippage for a secure fit.
Features: 4-6 Bullet Points
STRONG SUPPORT
An integrated aluminum plate provides additional support and ensures proper alignment for big toe.
ALLEVIATE PAIN
Splint alleviates pain and inflammation due to bunions, Hallux Valgus and crooked toes.
ADJUSTABLE
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Answer 1: Yes, after incrementally increasing the length of time worn each day as an adjustment period, the splint can be worn throughout the night.
Question 2: I have narrow feet. Will the Vive toe straightener work for me?
Answer 2: Yes, the corrector brace is adjustable for a secure fit on most sizes up to a foot arch circumference of 14 inches.
Question 3: Can these bunion splints be worn with shoes?
Answer 3: Yes, Vive’s bunion splints can be wore with shoes or any footwear, however they may need to be a size larger than usual.
Question 4: What type of fabric is the Vive toe straightener made of?
Answer 4: The inner layer is made with a 100% cotton terry cloth. The outer layer is comprised of 100% polyester terry fabric.
Question 5: Will the Vive bunion splint heal my bunions?
Answer 5: The Vive splint will slow the progression of bunions and will reduce pain and inflammation caused by them, not heal them completely.
Specifications: Uses:
For relieving pain and inflammation due to bunions, Hallux Valgus and crooked toes.
Care and cleaning:
Hand wash with mild detergent in cold water. Hang to dry. Materials can be machine washed, but it is not recommended as doing so will shorten the lifespan of the
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Made with a lightweight, breathable material, the bunion splint is fully adjustable and is further secured by an additional external strap.Product Features:Superior support provided by an aluminum plateRelief from pain and inflammation due to bunions and Hallux ValgusAdjustable sizing provides a universal fit corrective wrapSecure fit for extended wear with no slippageLightweight, breathable material provides exceptional comfortWhat’s included:One pair of Vive bunion splints, left and right
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