Aircast Arm Immobilizer - All Questions
Aircast Arm Immobilizer
(8) Reviews
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What is the best way to clean my arm imobilizer. Thank you
Question by: Jim Ryan on Oct 14, 2011, 6:16 AM
Hi Jim,
To clean your product you can hand wash it with mild detergent, water and let it air dry.
Have a nice day.
To clean your product you can hand wash it with mild detergent, water and let it air dry.
Have a nice day.
Answer by: Admin on Oct 14, 2011, 6:16 AM
During cancer surgery the surgeon cut a cranial root nerve which cannot be repaired. Because of this my shoulder is severly injured and extremely painful. Surgery is not a alternative so I would like a suggestion on the type of shoulder brace that would help the pain. The right shoulder is about 6 inches lower than the
the left one. I have no muscle left, there's bone on bone and the clavicle is way out of line. I am 46 and it looks like my future will include a shoulder brace unless research discovers a way to regenerate or reconnect the nerve.
Do you have a suggestion or do you need more information?
Thank you,
David
the left one. I have no muscle left, there's bone on bone and the clavicle is way out of line. I am 46 and it looks like my future will include a shoulder brace unless research discovers a way to regenerate or reconnect the nerve.
Do you have a suggestion or do you need more information?
Thank you,
David
Question by: David on Sep 23, 2013, 3:38 PM
David,
This is a comfortable brace. It has the tri-strap design that helps to take stress of the neck, as you would find in a standard sling. If you are going to be wearing the brace long term I would recommend this style of strapping. Also, when thinking long term I’d recommend that you get the pillow to go with it. This will create a more comfortable position for your arm to sit and the thoracic outlet. I would also advise that you to contact your doctor for more tips on pain control. Please feel free to contact us with any more questions.
This is a comfortable brace. It has the tri-strap design that helps to take stress of the neck, as you would find in a standard sling. If you are going to be wearing the brace long term I would recommend this style of strapping. Also, when thinking long term I’d recommend that you get the pillow to go with it. This will create a more comfortable position for your arm to sit and the thoracic outlet. I would also advise that you to contact your doctor for more tips on pain control. Please feel free to contact us with any more questions.
Answer by: Admin on Sep 23, 2013, 3:38 PM
How much does it weigh?
Question by: Frank on Mar 26, 2015, 4:00 PM
Frank
It weighs .85lbs
It weighs .85lbs
Answer by: Admin on Mar 26, 2015, 4:00 PM
What materials is the sling made from?
Question by: Linda Tywoniak on Apr 6, 2016, 12:20 PM
Lycra, Polyester and Nylon
Answer by: Admin on Apr 6, 2016, 12:20 PM
