🎾 Mueller Tennis Elbow Support Brace with Gel Pad - Black, Size Adaptable (1 Unit) Review

I have had a "tennis elbow" injury for a few months. My doctor advised me to buy an arm brace that could tighten this muscle. It worked well. It's easy to adjust to suit the day and my hand's response. It's also easy to just slip off. It seems to help a little. My only concern is that over time the velcro doesn't seem to hold up, it's lost some of its ability to stay permanently attached. I've been wearing it every day for about 3 months now. I may have to buy a new replacement.

This brand was recommended to me by a friend and I ordered this brand with gel and one without. I like the gelless one a lot. This one just seems to be made cheaper. The gel brings no real added value. In fact, the strap seems to be thinner, and inside there are plastic parts that rub very badly, making it almost painful to wear on bare skin. Also, you can't make it so tight that it doesn't provide enough support. I still keep it and use it (over a hoodie/shirt) when my other one gets cleaned…

Well made but doesn't stretch so doesn't work as it should. I don't know about you, but my arm isn't the same thickness all over my forearm. It tapers from the elbow to the wrist. But this bracelet is designed to be worn over a perfectly uniform top hat. So the edge closest to my elbow puts pressure on my hand, but the edge closest to my wrist has enough room for me to slide my finger under. And because it doesn't flex when I make a fist (to hold something) it's very tight, but when my arm is…

My elbow pain has improved significantly in the last 3 days of using this product. It's easy to put on and adjust, comfortable enough (considering it needs to grab your hand to do any good) and so far I have no negative points. The price was very reasonable and it arrived quickly. It fits under the shirt and is invisible under the sleeve. It doesn't look bad in a short sleeve shirt. Now I can work in the garden and use my computer mouse for a long time. I used to be in a lot of pain. I take the

Just received this today and so far so good. I took it straight out of the box and it works. I developed tennis elbow as a result of playing tennis and swimming. The basic packaging was useless. Now I understand why. Here, the gel pad placed on the outside of my forearm, just below the elbow, puts some pressure on the sore spot and helps relieve it. Now that I forget and use my right hand, the pain is minimal. Happy with it and highly recommend. FYI: Read the directions on the box. The large…

Two months ago I tore a ligament, tendon or something else in my elbow while lifting one side of a heavy table. I got a compression support sleeve (like a 6 inch sleeve for your elbow) which didn't really do anything. My arm was so sore for weeks, especially when I bent it fully or stretched it fully. A friend suggested I try one of these Mueller tennis elbow pads and it works wonders for me. When I wear it I don't have elbow pain so I can mow the lawn or carry heavy things and it seems to…

I recently developed tennis elbow and my doctor prescribed this type of brace for me. I contacted a local drug supply company and they asked for $35 for braces like these! I'm not a dummy so I tested Revain and got exactly the same product at a bargain price. This bandage is easily adjustable and stays in place well. I only gave 4 stars because the brace needs to be adjusted every now and then to keep the gel pad in place. I'm not even 100% sure where to go - the instructions leave a lot to be…

What I like about this elbow brace is that it's not neoprene which always gives me a rash. However, there are some design flaws that make it uncomfortable to wear. First, there is a piece of plastic that sits inside the brace and adheres to the skin. The plastic digs into my hand when I put it on. It's soft plastic so I was able to cut it off with scissors. There's no reason for it, and it doesn't affect the strength of the brace if it's not there. The second thing that makes it uncomfortable…