CarpalAID is a revolutionary invention developed to help relieve the symptoms of the debilitating injury known as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). It is a non-invasive medical device that is to be used externally in the palm of the patient's hand. CarpalAID is a specially designed plastic patch worn on the palm of the hand and helps relieve the effects of carpal tunnel syndrome. The patch adheres to the palm of the hand using a strip of 3M medical grade adhesive. This adhesive pulls up the skin on the palm, along with the underneath soft tissue, and releases the pressure on the median nerve, therefore relieving the pain. The inventor of CarpalAID, Joseph Nazari, is a product developer and a carpal tunnel syndrome sufferer. Several years ago he had surgery on his right hand to eliminate the tremendous pain from carpal tunnel syndrome. His doctor recommended that he have surgery on his left hand as well. Having such a horrible experience with the first surgery, he decided to find a way to release the pressure from the median nerve and relieve the pain. After several attempts, he finally came up with the CarpalAID patch, which relieves hand pain within as few as 30 minutes. You can find out more about CarpalAID at http://www.carpalaid.com