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Arm Slings

Universally sized as one size fits most solutions, Neo G Arm Slings are designed by orthopaedic professionals and medically engineered to fit both the left and right orientations, helping support and elevate the shoulder and arm to enable a comfortable healing position after injury.

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      Arm Injuries

      Our Arm Injury Guide explains the common signs and symptoms of conditions including tennis elbow, dislocated shoulder, shoulder bursitis, rotator cuff tears and more.

      Arm Injury Guide

      Arm Injury Help & Advice

      Explore our blog articles about arm injuries.
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      Why Choose Variable Compression System?

      Variable Compression System (VCS) products are our original and most versatile range of supports. There are many reasons why a VCS support might be the one for you, from adjustable compression to heat therapeutic neoprene.
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      Common Tennis Injuries And How To Treat Them

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      Arm Slings FAQ

      Our experts have answered your top questions about arm slings.

      This will vary depending on the sling. The dedicated How To Apply section for each product will inform you how to wear your chosen support or brace.

      An arm brace is generally worn under your clothes. It should fit snugly enough to provide effective support and compression, but not so tightly that it causes discomfort, restricts circulation, or creates numbness. Ensure it allows for a comfortable range of motion appropriate for your condition. Always follow the specific instructions that come with your brace.

      To wear an arm brace for tennis elbow, which targets the outer part of your elbow, position the brace on your forearm. Our tennis elbow supports contain a silicone cushion, which, as a starting point, should be positioned directly on the painful area. This positioning can then be adjusted as required to find the area that will provide the most relief.

      Neo G arm slings are not recommended to be used in bed unless advised by a medical professional.