Rolyan-51445 Sammons Preston Foam Soft Elevator Arm Rest: Enhanced Recovery & Stabilization Aid, Sloped Elevated Armrest for Swelling, Edema Relief, Splinting Fabrication, and Stroke Recovery Review

This product is just ok - definitely not worth the price. It's just a piece of styrofoam that is cut into this shape. - simple DYI project.

is a piece of styrofoam without a lid. There's no way to clean it, attach it to anything. it's literally what a dollar should be worth. it's just a drop of gray foam.

is not what we expected at all. Didn't work for the way his hand should have been positioned. Not to mention it required a mounting base which is not included and can be purchased separately. I should have read that.

My husband had a stroke. The left hand is difficult to move. We thought we could use this to help swollen fingers. His hand won't stay in a groove in this thing. Not comfortable at all.

I like the design but not the comfort of this product. It's made of foam. I want it to be similar to the product used by my occupational therapist. I really wanted it for my recovery, but the frothy version sinks under pressure and gets hot and itchy after a while. Not good so I sent it back.

So it's basically supportive foam to hold your arm up, but much more effective and comfortable than a pillow. I am on day 4 of day 14 of recovery from arm surgery and am very impressed with this cost effective option. Your arm can move while you sleep, but overall it's pretty good

I use this pillow for lifting during my arm rehabilitation exercises, mainly to get my arm in a pain free position. I have two of these, I lean against them when I'm lying down; It helps with circulation after my arm was in a cast and then in a splint. For me it relieves the pain in my arm and wrist.

Just a foam wedge. Uncoated, cannot be disinfected. Based on past experience with foam, dog hair definitely gets stuck in the foam, so I'm returning it without even completely removing it from the bag. My occupational therapist told me to roll up the towel and fold the end up so it has a raised edge and put it in a pillowcase, wrap the pillowcase around so the pile of fabric doesn't get in the way, and tie it with twine. to maintain the integrity of the reel during use. I used a small, long…

I thought long and hard about this purchase before my arm surgery. As feared, the foam wedge is too narrow and unstable with too little gradient. To use it while seated, I have to place my hand over my heart on a pile of pillows and rolled-up blankets. Even when lying down I have to add extra pillows to increase the height and angle of the wedge. An additional three inches of width and height would help stabilize the product for armless use and increase the recline angle for improved swelling…