🌙 Adjustable Compression Elbow Stabilizer Brace Splint for Adults - Night Sleeping Support for Pain Relief in Cubital Tunnel Syndrome and Tendonitis Review

Purchased to help with my ulna tunnel problem. . As an added benefit, it keeps your arm so straight that when I took it off in the morning (after a very uncomfortable and restless night) my arm was practically locked in the 'straight' position and it hurt to bend over.

Bought when I had severe nerve pain in my elbow. The doctors told me to immobilize him, especially while I was sleeping. It only really helped when I was awake. Otherwise it is too flexible. I woke up with my elbow fully bent, like it wasn't even there. So if you don't need to sleep in it I'd say it's worth it. Otherwise, you may need to find a better alternative.

Purchased for moderate to severe Cubital Tunnel Syndrome and it definitely gave some relief to my symptoms although it didn't eliminate them completely. Definitely a worthwhile purchase if you suffer from chronic CTS; Wear at night for best results. One star on docking because the length of the straps seems inconsistent; The top strap fits well and the bottom strap is definitely too long. It's easy enough to find a workaround, but not ideal.

I am a retired Occupational/Sports Medicine Physician. I have a lot of experience with tires. I ordered these and am very satisfied. That's convenient. It works correctly. My only complaint is that the anti-slip shoulder strap that all elbow braces have is a bit short for my 6ft 5in height. I will contact the company to see if they can give me a longer one.

Best Money Ever Spent. Fixed my cubital tunnel syndrome with the ability to reuse as needed. To save the health of a franchise of hundreds or thousands, I have diagnosed and found these things myself. My main problem was sleeping with my arms crossed. The velcro makes them very adjustable for hand size, non-slip, etc. (I wake up with them more often when my sleeping self is trying to bend my arms, but that's because those stabilizers get the job done).

Bought for my husband. He has nerve problems in his elbow and now sleeps in it to protect it. He says it stays in place without the use of a shoulder strap and is comfortable when he sleeps. Edit: 01/28/2020 Changed from 5 stars to 3 stars because it was already torn. See picEdit again: 12/10/2020 So far I've received two emails trying to pay me $10 to remove my review. The whole point of a review is to be honest about the product. I will not change my rating!

I ordered this splint after a neurologist told me that I needed to straighten my ulnar nerve. Fixing the elbow at night can relieve the pain and hope that after a while the problem will be resolved. I use a week, the effect is obvious. Fixing it the first time can be a bit tricky. You can adjust it to the appropriate density and just wear it next time you put it on. Keep your arms straight for a long time and your muscles will ache. Luckily, the support bar is elastic and the arm can be bent…

Product does not fit without strap but strap is stretchy and thin. It kept spinning and had to be adjusted. The strap is attached with velcro and is constantly being loosened. The bandage has two rigid strips that pressed against my arm, which was uncomfortable. There is very little padding in this brace. I don't know why they put the term "compression" in the description as the fabric has no stretch and the compression is only at the three points where the velcro attaches. This will not help…

I have bilateral ulnar nerve entrapment that my doctor and podiatrist have diagnosed as carpal tunnel syndrome, and in each case I dispute the diagnosis. A few weeks later I tore a biceps tendon, the biceps turned black and blue almost immediately, after a few days the color started to fade, so I took a picture. During a follow up visit to the doctor who said it was CTS and arthritis due to calcium in the shoulder x-ray, I told the nurse I had torn a biceps tendon but she ignored it. On my next