BULLSEYE Wrist Band with Silicone Ring for Pinky and Ulnar Sided Wrist Pain, and DRUJ Instability - Repetitive Use Injury & Stabilizer for TFCC Tear Recovery - Size XS

RELIABLE SUPPORT FOR ULNAR SIDED WRIST PAIN: The Bullseye Wrist Band is designed for mild to moderate pain relief, not for post-surgical immobilization. Ideal for pinky-side wrist pain, it supports by stabilizing the wrist while allowing full function during activities. Whether recovering from injury or managing repetitive use strain, this brace ensures comfortable, efficient support throughout the day. SECURE FIT THAT’S EASY TO ADJUST: The soft silicone ring resists migration while the durable D-ring and single strap allow for adjustment. Bullseye braces feature minimalistic designs that hide discreetly under clothing. MATERIALS & COMFORTABLE DESIGN: The silicone ring provides targeted compression around the wrist bone, helping to increase support without applying direct pressure on the ulnar head. Designed for both breathability and durability, it keeps your skin cool and irritation-free even with long-term wear, making it ideal for those managing discomfort or post-injury discomfort. SIMPLE TO USE & EASY TO ADJUST: The Bullseye Wrist Band is simple to apply and adjust for maximum comfort making it the ideal wrist brace for men and women. To use, position the band with the D-ring on the pinky side, insert the strap through the D-ring, and center the silicone ring over the wrist bone. Turn your palm up to fasten the strap snugly, providing a comfortable fit. Be sure not to overtighten, and adjust as needed throughout the day for continuous support and comfort. ABOUT BULLSEYE: At Bullseye, we focus on practical, well-made products designed to improve mobility and minimize discomfort during daily activities. The Wrist Band features a user-friendly design and durable materials for everyday wear. It is not intended for use with carpal tunnel syndrome or when wrist restriction is medically advised. Please consult a healthcare professional before use if you have a diagnosed condition.