The best finger brace for arthritis is one that provides comfort and support without being too rigid and hard so that the joints can continue to move. But ultimately, choosing the best thumb brace depends on how you plan to use it and your personal preferences. For example, if you have to wear the brace for long periods of time, you might prioritize comfort over other factors like the overall bulkiness of the brace or how the brace closure works.
Ultimately, the material should be breathable, while also being firm enough to minimize thumb movement with light compression. You may also need to opt for a thumb and wrist brace if you suffer from severe osteoarthritis. We are proud to offer many options for hand and wrist supports at Allegromedical.