It is inexpensive for a reason. It is not as good as other products of its kind. It is worth spending more money if you have it for higher quality products.

I have been wearing it for three days now, and it has already improved the movement of my finger. Unfortunately, due to a doctor's mistake, my legs were tied in the wrong position for several weeks after the last surgery, resulting in partial appearance of a bunion. It does its job flawlessly, however, the materials do not seem durable, and already the Velcro on one of them does not close very well. I imagine that in the next few weeks, I will need a patch with separate Velcro and my own adhesive. I am a 22-year-old girl, so my body is relatively flexible still, and I hope to somehow reverse the problem, if it is possible. If for any reason you feel that the splint does not pull the finger in a straight enough position, you can apply crumpled kitchen paper inside its soft part (between the finger and the splint), so that it applies more pressure.

Edit (23/7/2022)

In the end, despite careful use, the silicone pieces that were glued inside came off within 2 weeks, rendering it useless.

Very good for its price. I have had it for 10 days and I feel that it helps me, keeping my finger in the right position. I don't have a strong problem with my wrist yet, it's still relatively early, but at night it had started to give me cramps when I slept, so I decided to buy something to help me.

I didn't have a problem, I just felt like I looked silly and diagnosed myself haha. For the money, it seems fine. Although the seams-straps came loose easily, it still holds tight.

Not the best. I bought it because I started noticing the formation of a corn on my foot and I thought I should try it before buying something better. It does pull the toe, but it's better to get one from a pharmacy

Everything is good but the fabrics it has to tie it after a few uses overflow and no longer fit correctly

I wear them during the hours that I am at home and while sleeping, approximately 12 hours daily. My orthopedist's opinion is to use them daily in order to delay or ideally not need surgery at all, since I realized in time that a bunion was forming (we have a family history). This specific one provides good support and does not come off from its position, it adjusts to all feet. The first week was difficult to sleep while wearing it, but then I got used to it. Unfortunately, the braces help delay the problem, but they do not cure it. The only permanent solution is surgery

Exactly what the 30 euro braces do. I have bought from a store with orthopedic products, 23 euros per piece. I don't see any difference