Promedics Post-Operative Trauma Arm Sling
The Promedics Post-Operative Trauma Arm Sling features easy-to-use hook-and-loop fastenings that can be applied one-handed, making it ideal for trauma, burns or post-operative management of the shoulder or upper arm. The foam-padding of the sling not only disperses pressure, but also protects the injured arm from accidental injuries.
What's Included?
Supplied In a Single Size to Suit Most Users
Thanks to the highly adjustable design, the Promedics Trauma Sling comes in a single size that will fit the vast majority of users.
Who Can Use the Promedics Trauma Sling?
The Promedics Post-Operative Trauma Arm Sling is designed for a wide range of arm, elbow and shoulder injuries. This can include:
- Breaks
- Strains
- Sprains
- Repetitive and overuse injuries
- Post-operative recovery
- Tennis elbow
- Shoulder dislocations
Key Features and Benefits of the Elevation Arm Sling
- Can be used as a traditional sling or as an elevation sling
- High quality foam padding for excellent comfort
- Hook-and-loop fastenings are secure and easy to fasten one-handed
- This product is supplied vacuum packed to reduce storage volume
- Features three adjustable fastening straps for extra support
How Comfortable Is this Elevating Arm Sling?
Thanks to the continuous design, the weight of your arm is evenly distributed throughout the length of your lower arm, from the tip of your elbow to the ends of your fingers. This decreases the overall pressure on the arm, making it more comfortable to wear than other types of sling. The high-quality padded foam is soft on the skin and offers a great balance between support and comfort.
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What Is an Elevation Sling?
An elevation sling like the Promedics Trauma Sling supports the forearm and hand in a raised position, with the fingertips touching the casualty's shoulder. This sling can help control bleeding and minimise swelling in the forearm or hand.
How Should I Wear the Sling?
To achieve optimal results and facilitate recovery, wear the Promedics Post-Operative Trauma Arm Sling with the elbow bent at a right angle. When properly positioned, the person's arm should rest comfortably against their chest, with the fingertips exposed.
What Are the Benefits of Using an Elevation Arm Sling?
One of the key reasons an arm sling is elevated is to help reduce the pooling of fluids in the injured limb, this in turn helps to reduce unnecessary swelling and speeds up the healing process.
Why Choose This Arm Elevation Recovery Sling?
The Promedics Trauma Sling offers fantastic arm support. It's comfortable to wear and represents phenomenal value for money. It's easy to put on and take off thanks to the simple hook-and-loop fastenings. It comes in an attractive pale blue and can be adjusted to fit the vast majority of people.
Washing Instructions
This product is not suitable for machine washing, tumble drying or ironing. If you wish to clean it, please hand wash using a gentle detergent and then leave it to air dry.
