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Finger splint, pediatric format, 3.5 in (9 cm).

PS708
$10.70

Pediatric Finger Splint (3.5 in)

This 3.5-inch (9 cm) pediatric finger splint is specifically engineered for the safe immobilization of children's fingers. Combining a malleable aluminum structure with soft foam padding, it provides rigid, contoured support tailored to the smaller anatomy of young patients suffering from sprains or fractures.

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No returnable if used. For more information about our return policy, please refer to the Orders and Returns.

Protect Little Ones with the Malleable Pediatric Finger Splint

Finger injuries are common among children, whether during sports, school recess, or play at home. The pediatric size finger splint is an essential first aid tool for quickly stabilizing a minor hand injury. Its compact 3.5-inch length is perfectly calibrated for children's fingers, eliminating the need to struggle with or cut down oversized adult splints during a stressful emergency.

Constructed from high-quality aluminum, this splint molds easily to follow the unique shape of a child's hand while offering robust protection against further impact. The hypoallergenic foam lining ensures prolonged comfort and prevents skin irritation a crucial factor for the sensitive skin of younger children. Indispensable for daycare centers, summer camps, and elementary schools, this splint ensures a professional and reassuring response to injuries.

Order now to guarantee optimal safety for the children in your care.

Product Features for Pediatric Immobilization

  • Child-Friendly Size: The 3.5-inch (9 cm) length is ideal for small fingers, preventing unnecessary bulk or discomfort.

  • Malleable Aluminum: Allows for precise fitting and customized rigidity to ensure stable immobilization.

  • Comfort Foam: Thick, soft padding protects the finger against painful pressure points.

  • Radiolucent Design: Can remain in place during X-ray examinations to avoid disturbing the injury site.

  • Lightweight and Safe: Lightweight materials that won't weigh down a child's hand, making it easier for them to keep the splint on.

How to Install the Splint on a Child's Finger

To install the pediatric splint, gently place the injured finger into the splint, ensuring the foam is in direct contact with the skin. Carefully bend the aluminum sides to create a protective cradle around the finger. If necessary, fold the tip over to protect the end of the finger. Secure the assembly with hypoallergenic medical tape (such as micropore) or a small gauze strip. Ensure it is not too tight to avoid restricting circulation, while providing enough stability to prevent finger movement.

How to Maintain and Store Your Emergency Supplies

This splint is a single-use medical device. For hygiene purposes and to prevent cross-contamination, it should be disposed of after each use. Store your replacement splints in a dry place, away from dust and direct sunlight, ideally within a clearly labeled compartment of your first aid kit. Regularly check the condition of the foam padding to ensure it remains soft and ready for immediate use.

Usage Tips for Rescuers and Parents

When a child is injured, first calm them down to make the splint application easier. Always check that the fingertip remains warm and pink after installation to confirm that blood circulation is normal. If the finger shows severe deformity or if the child cannot move the tip at all, apply the splint to stabilize the limb and consult a pediatrician or visit the emergency room immediately. This small format is the perfect addition to universal splints in any school first aid kit.

FAQ : Frequently Asked Questions about Pediatric Splints

What age group is this splint intended for?

With a length of 9 cm, it generally fits children of preschool and elementary school age. For teenagers, a standard size splint might be required depending on their hand size.

Can the splint get wet?

While the aluminum will not rust, the foam can absorb water, which may become uncomfortable or cause skin irritation. It is recommended to keep the splint dry or replace it if it becomes wet.

Can it be used for a toe?

Yes, its small size also makes it very effective for immobilizing an injured toe in children or even adults, providing increased versatility for your first aid kit.

Do you need additional safety equipment?

See items: Antiseptic spray solution (PS212), sterile gauze pads, 2 x 2 in. (PS300), sterile gauze pads, 7.6 x 7.6 cm (PS302), sterile gauze pads, 10 x 10 cm (PS304), Surgilast latex-free elastic tubular bandage, size 1 (PS327), Surgilast latex-free elastic tubular bandage, size 2 (PS328), and Surgilast latex-free elastic tubular bandage, size 3 (PS329).

You will also find our hypoallergenic latex-free Transpore adhesive tape (PS414) and hypoallergenic, breathable Transpore adhesive tape (PS415).

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PS708

Data sheet

Product group
Safety equipment
Main category
First aid and emergency showers
Sub category
First aid
Sub sub category
Splints
Name of the product
Finger splints
Product code
PS708
Format
3.5 in / 9 cm
Features
For small fingers or children's fingers
Additional Features
Can be installed quickly, without adhesive strips
Includes
Velcro fasteners
Material1
Aluminium
Material2
Styrofoam
Length (in/cm)
8.5 in / 21.5 cm
Width (in/cm)
4.25 in / 10.79 cm
Height (in/cm)
0.75 in / 1.90 cm
Weight (lb/kg)
0.04 lb / 0.018 Kg
Color
White
Return conditions
No returnable if used. For more information about our return policy, please refer to the "Orders and Returns" link on the home page
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