Arm Sling

Description

Code: 7331
Arm Sling

The CURED Arm Sling is comfortable and lightweight support. The sling is useful for reducing unwanted or excessive movements at the shoulder joint and clavicle and can be used for right or left shoulder injury. Useful during rehabilitation and post-operative recovery, the support helps prevent overstrain of ligaments, tendons and muscles including the rotator cuff group. It helps relieve pain from bursitis and impingement syndrome and encourages correct alignment of the joint for healing by stabilising the forearm.

Features:

• Built-in thumb loops support your hand to prevent fatigue.
• Supports the arm and carries the weight across the back and shoulder.
• Universal design fits right or left arm.
• Adjustable shoulder strap with comfort pad provides a customisable fit.
• Comfortable lightweight material.

Please read this directory before use:

• The indications outlined may not be suitable for your condition, before use always

seek medical advice from your physician.

• Only use on intact skin.
• Do not use it if you have a known allergy to any specified materials.
• The product should be applied as illustrated.
• Ensure product is not uncomfortably tight, and blood flow is not restricted.
• If a rash develops, pain is prolonged or conditions worsen, discontinue use and

consult a physician.

Washing instruction:

• Hand wash in cold water, gentle cycle, mild soap, and dry flat.
• Do not dry-clean or tumble dry.
• Do not use bleach.
• Dry in an air current, do not expose this sling to any heat source.
• Store it in a cool, dry place.

Materials:

Cotton, Polyester, Nylon, Polyethylene.

Indications:

• Brachial nerve injury
• Dislocated shoulder
• Upper arm fracture
• Post-surgical protection

Instructions for use:

1. Insert the forearm in the pocket, with the thumb resting in the thumb strap of the sling.
2. Pull strap over the shoulder. Fits the clasp on the strap into matching part on another strap of the sling.
3. Adjust the length of the shoulder strap so the elbow joint rests at an approximate 90° angle. Then Adjust the buckle to tighten the strap.

Table of Size:

Measure the length of forearm.