Adjustable Wrist Support

Strong support for weak or injured wrists

  • Stabilises and restricts wrist movement
  • Soft and breathable material
  • Velcro adjustable for the perfect fit
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Elastoplast Adjustable Wrist Support provides stability and compression for weak or injured wrists. Ideal for recovery from mild sprains and strains or the treatment of carpel tunnel syndrome. Works as a wrist brace to limit motion – protecting tender wrists and preventing further injury.


Soft and breathable material means Elastoplast Adjustable Wrist Support can be worn all day while remaining comfortable. Adjustable straps provide a customised fit while also making the wrist brace easier to put on and take off. The slimline design fits under clothing on the left or right wrist.


Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist consult your healthcare professional.

Turn the palm of the hand face-up. Place the cushioned pad on the wrist with the fastener facing up. Wrap thew bottom strap firmly around the wrist and attach the fastener.
Wrap the second strap in the same direction. Attach the fastener to the support, adjusting the strap to the desired comfort.
Adjust tension to desired comfort and support

Note: Seek medical advice if in any doubt about your injury

Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist consult your healthcare professional.

Will a wrist brace help tennis elbow/tendonitis/ganglion cyst/carpel tunnel?

Yes, wrist braces can help with all those ailments in different ways. A wrist brace supports the tendons between the wrist and elbow by immobilising the wrist, resulting in relief from the symptoms of tennis elbow and carpel tunnel syndrome. It can also be helpful for relieving the pressure felt from tendonitis and ganglion cysts in the wrist. It’s important to remember a wrist brace is a supplementary relief measure, not a cure for these conditions.


Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist consult your healthcare professional.

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