👩 Ladies' Night Brace: Elbow Immobilizer Splint for Ulnar Nerve Support and Comfort Review

I have tennis elbow and some other nerve problems. This brace prevents me from bending my arm under me at night like I usually do. My physical therapist thinks this is a good product.

if they let us remove the metal bars. It's too crowded for the whole night. Most of us need to turn 120 degrees or so instead of just 180 degrees. We must avoid very sharp elbow angles (e.g. 45 degrees or less).

The first day I wore it, it felt perfect and immobilized my elbow as intended. The next morning I put some weight on it (reaching for something that required a slight bend in my elbow) and it ripped wide and one of the splints fell out. Very disappointed with this product.

They are perfect for my child's needs. He has a pervasive personality disorder, severe autism (and I can go a long way on his disability), when he agrees or wants attention, or even when he's excited, he bites and bangs his head. He will not stop biting or pounding, regardless of blood loss. He's so strong it takes two people to hold him (he's 24 now, but he's been doing it since he was 4). I can only describe hell. We saw every healthcare provider we could find within a few hundred miles, both