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FREEDOM THUMBKEEPER    

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Picture of FREEDOM THUMBKEEPER The FREEDOM Thumbkeeper is a thumb splint designed for use by individuals with arthritis and other disabilities of the thumb. Made of Multiform Thin Splinting material, this lightweight splint is lined with AliPlast cushioning foam, adjusts with the hand, and maintains maximum hand function. This splint supports an unstable metacarpal phalangeal (MP) joint, especially useful for those with chronic arthritis. Available for the right or left hand, this splint comes in a low-profile arthritis model or a standard D-ring model. SIZES: The arthritis model is available in small, medium, or large and the standard D-ring model is available in large.

Notes: FREEDOM is a registered tademark and Thumbkeeper and AliPlast are trademarks of AliMed Inc. ** Multiform is a trademark.

Price: 29.75.

This product record was updated on September 30, 2010.

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Alimed Inc.

297 High Street
Dedham, Massachusetts 02026
United States
Telephone: 800-225-2610 or 781-329-2900.
Fax: 800-437-2966 or 781-329-8392.
Web: http://www.alimed.com.
Email: info@alimed.com.


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