What's the difference between the Bullseye Brace and the WristWidget?  They both belong in the market and patients can decide the best for themselves.

So much valuable information is shared in these videos!  Easily search for a topic, or find it in the timeline and learn all about wrist injuries.

Each wrist is different. Learn how 2% of the population have a shallow wrist crease and the remedies for the slipping WristWidget®.

I have noticed a select group of cases that present with an onset of ulnar sided wrist pain simultaneously in both wrists, without any known cause.

Why does it hurt when the ulnar head is compressed with TFCC tears or DRUJJ instability?  And what splint should you use in this case?

While a cortisone injection will help with inflammation, it will not treat the TFCC injury. It is helpful for ECU and FCU injuries - learn why. 

The FCU is often confused with a TFCC injury.  They are nearly the same except for a few distinguishing details.

TFCC and ECU injuries can be easily confused - which is challenging because treatment for each is very different.  Understand the right treatment plan for each condition

One of the most dangerous myths is that “it’s all in the wrist.” We’ve heard it repeated in athletic activities from tennis to fly fishing.  It's so much more!

My doctor said that the Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex (TFCC) has no blood supply and will not fully heal; is this true?  Fortunately, your we have good news – it can heal!

Ulnar Impaction Syndrome (UIS), Ulnar abutment, or ulnocarpal loading is a serious condition but it can have a non-surgical resolution. Wendy shares her research with you here.  

High protein diets can slow TFCC tear recovery. Learn how this adjusting your protein intake can impact your TFCC healing in a positive way. 

Knitters & Crocheters count on the WristWidget

Yogis DOWN right ❤ the Widget in their practice!

The WristWidget® keeps surfers across the world in the barrel.

Rock-stars wearing da WristWidget®

Grip and grit keep these folks in the air!

Keeping the pull strong and steady