🤕 Immobilizing Elbow Splint Brace for Ulnar Nerve Entrapment and Cubital Tunnel during Sleep - Night Support Arm Brace for Tennis Elbow, Arthritis Pain Relief, and Restraint Wrap - Adjustable Arm Band (Size L) Review

I have quite a big and thick arm; it's a bit big. It is also difficult to manipulate the velcro steps. Doesn't fit well and the birds in my flesh and I've got steady hands. Pros: This is the tire that helped me solve my cubital tunnel problem, but there should be a better one.

This product is quite comfortable and keeps my arm straight but it did not help my finger numbness due to ulnar nerve compression. I would wear it while sleeping and as long as it keeps my arm straight it can be difficult to sleep in this state - I sleep on my side. I woke up with a sore shoulder (which hadn't hurt before) due to the way my arm was supposed to be positioned. If you sleep on your back, this shouldn't be a problem.

I put this on but after walking a few meters it slipped out of my hand. I tried tightening the straps but it just hurt. I really wanted this to work as I tore my UCL and didn't want my elbow to move. But instead I went to the sling I bought here. Maybe other people with thinner hands could carry this thing, but I have broader shoulders and even if the strap and device went around my arm, they just wouldn't stay.

I bought this product for my daughter who has multiple broken bones and has trouble straightening her arm as the muscles contract at night Keep arm straight so the muscles stretch becomes. She wore it for two nights and saw RED spots on her arm where the belt clips are attached. Basically, it puts a lot of pressure on certain points of the hands and creates a problem. This product did not work for my daughter's situation.

If you don't want your elbow to bend at all like me, THIS brace is for you as it has 3 metal braces inside! In fact, I wear mine all day until the orthopedist tells me not to. The velcro straps are adjustable and I found it very easy to put them on myself. The trick is to attach the Velcro straps first, then put your hand in, and then tighten the straps. The only problem I have is that it sometimes slips out of my hand. I just change it and everything is fine again.

You can't beat the economy of this product. And unlike some others I've looked at that got bad reviews for unwanted flexibility, this one works. I needed a sleep aid and this one passed the test. Thanks to him my arm doesn't bend in my sleep and my spine isn't broken. And I appreciate that I was able to order a larger version for my fat hands. Cons: I would spend a few bucks more if I could get a better velcro strap. Velcro is cheap and often comes off. Worse: very noisy. It is not good if you…

This splint is probably great for immobilizing the elbow, but you can't put it on yourself. The velcro straps aren't long enough to stay in the plastic hooks while trying to get your arm into the sleeve. Attempting to insert the straps with one hand proved almost impossible for me after tightening the sleeve. I'm sure some people can do it, but my fingers aren't dexterous enough to make it happen. Especially with the velcro stuck to the straps and sleeves all the time trying to do it in the…

This worked for me for a few months, but gradually the velcro seams came loose and a metal rod came out. I'll try to see if I can change it. When I get a chance I'll upload a photo. I use it while I sleep and it slips off by morning. To prevent this I ordered one for the wrist which keeps this in place. I'd like to order another one for my other hand but am concerned about the quality - I want something to last more than a few months. Also, it's not padded on the inside or anything so you can…

Ulnar tunnel syndrome (a pinched ulnar nerve causing numbness in the fingers) really does require an orthosis. This bandage keeps my elbow straight. I wear it about half of every night. Without the corset my fingers would go to sleep and the nerve pain would eventually wake me up. The support appears to be of good construction except for one detail. The aluminum stiffeners (at least the ones that cut through his pocket) look like nothing has been done to round out their edges and corners. Used…