Review on Infused Adjustable Compression Tendinitis Syndrome by Kyle Miller

I love this compression sleeve! I have tried 3 different types of compression or tennis elbow pads/sleeves. This is by far the best option. The gel pad is large enough to take pressure off an inflamed tendon but thin enough that I can wear it without snagging on objects. I could also wear a long sleeve shirt and it wouldn't be as noticeable. All other handcuffs I've tried are bulky and move around or get stuck on things. I work in a physically demanding job and I had always encountered the other compression bandage! Also, it was very bulky and no matter how tight I pulled it, it still slipped off my arm after wearing it for a while. It makes my hand a little sticky after wearing it all day, but it's by no means as bad as bulky cuffs as it makes my hand sweaty. I take it off and put on the bandage I'm supposed to sleep in, resting my arm from the bruise. It seems like a magic formula to get rid of the terrible pain I've been experiencing for months! It has pills on it after a few weeks. It's starting to look a bit shabby so I bought a second one. Now this is my working sleeve. I think the new one will be my fancy compression sleeve! hehe. I am very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend this compression sleeve to anyone tired of trying other options, especially if you have a smaller hand. This one is dimensional. I bought the small and it was too small so I traded it in for the medium and it fits perfectly. With other tennis elbow pads I felt like they were made for a man's hand and I couldn't pull them tight enough or the long end was hanging down because it had been tightened. It completely solves this problem as it has a sleeve and a winding tape. You can make it as tight as you like or make it a little looser if you get tired of wearing it. If you're on the fence, I'd try!