3D-printing is a method of adding or solidifying material to create a three-dimensional object based on a computer model. After months of refinding the design, the result is a durable, personalized, and cost-effective splint.

Traditional custom splints DuraThumb
Bulky Minimalist design
Fragile Durable
Difficult to replicate Easily print as many replicas as you want - Replicas are cheaper (no fitting process needed)
Breaks down under high temperatures Autoclavable in high temperature
Uses fabric straps secured by Velcro® hooks Uses silicone straps - durable and flexible
Custom molded by a medical professional Computer generated design based on your measurements