BraceAbility Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Elbow Brace | Splint to Treat Pain from Ulnar Nerve Entrapment, Hyperextended Elbow Prevention and Post Surgery Arm Immobilizer - M (MEDIUM/LARGE)
Key features
- •BEFORE YOU BUY review all of our photos in addition to our sizing recommendations based on your height in feet / inches. Size M (MEDIUM / LARGE) fits most males and tall females.
- •Holds your elbow joint at a 122-degree angle, preventing excessive flexing / bending and over straightening, to reduce tension on your ulnar nerve for a quick recovery.
- •Designed to treat and manage pain from cubital tunnel syndrome, ulnar nerve entrapment, elbow hyperextension, and surgery recovery.
- •Wake up with less pain! Wear this splint at night while sleeping to reduce numbness, tightness, tingling and pinched nerve pain in the morning.
- •Made of a comfortable and lightweight plush liner, 3 adjustable Velcro straps to ensure a secure fit, and a high-density plastic shell to help shield your elbow from impact and compression.
- •Size S (SMALL / MEDIUM) fits most individuals ranging from 5'-5-7"; typically females and smaller, petite framed males.
- •Size M (MEDIUM / LARGE) fits most individuals ranging from 5'7"-6'2"; most males and larger framed females.
- •Size L (LARGE / X-LARGE) fits most individuals ranging from 6'2"-6'6"; typically large framed males and extra-large framed females.
BraceAbility Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Elbow Brace | Splint to Treat Pain from Ulnar Nerve Entrapment, Hyperextended Elbow Prevention and Post Surgery Arm Immobilizer - M (MEDIUM/LARGE)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.7
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Mad my pain much worse. The angle degree is entirely too bent and ...
Steve✓ Verified Purchase•April 28, 2018
Mad my pain much worse. The angle degree is entirely too bent and the main middle strap is located exactly where the majority of Ulnar Nerve Entrapment occurs which causes a high level of ulnar nerve pain and increased entrapment.
if you have ulnar nerve entrapment, avoid this product. Get a good quality ice pack and ice it and sleep on your stomach until you can manage your pain with therapy.
if you have ulnar nerve entrapment, avoid this product. Get a good quality ice pack and ice it and sleep on your stomach until you can manage your pain with therapy.
Brace helps 4 after cubital tunnel syndrome after surgery like previous reviewer said
Earl E.✓ Verified Purchase•April 1, 2018
Brace helps 4 after cubital tunnel syndrome after surgery like previous reviewer said. Helps with nerve pain a lot. I wear 2 bed about 2-4 times a week(breaking in still). Only problem is getting out of bed(difficult/awkward) + removing + replacing eye glasses 1 handed. Best Brace 4 MY Condition!!!
MAKE ONE YOURSELF FROM THERMOPLASTIC
kp✓ Verified Purchase•March 12, 2018
All these ready-made braces are too bulky and ill fitting. Occupational therapists uses Thermoplastic Splinting 1 Sheet - Perf White . get a sheet of this, put it in the oven or hot water for a minute, then mold it to your arm, let it cool off until it hardens. add velcro tape in 4 places to fasten it to your arm. google: "how to make an thermoplastic elbow splint"
What I needed
a mom✓ Verified Purchase•February 24, 2018
Great product. I dont know who would wear the large size but its very big even on my 6' husband. I should have went with medium but its ok. Durable and will last and actually does immobilize the elbow.
wow, impressed!
anne l✓ Verified Purchase•February 16, 2018
I'm 5'2 this is a little longer than what the placement shows in the picture, but this is my only complaint. I felt immediate relief in my elbow/arm as soon as I put it on, it is possible to put on yourself without help and gets easier once you get the hang of it. for the past 5 mths I have been woken up every hour in excruciating pain and taking hours to fall back asleep again due to the pain only to be woken up again an hour later , and last night was the first solid night sleep I have gotten in, what feels like, forever. it's taking some getting used to, I wear it on my left arm & I am left handed (not fun) but so much pressure has been taken off of my elbow
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