A painful, overworked elbow can significantly disrupt your daily routine and hinder your active lifestyle. Whether you suffer from discomfort during exercise or experience hindrance during everyday tasks, the need for targeted support is essential for your well-being. The Actimove Episport Elbow Large offers the desired stability and targeted pressure. As your reliable partner in health, VitAdvice helps you to boost your vitality and move comfortably again with responsible, medical support.
The Actimove Episport elbow brace works through a mechanism that exerts targeted, two-sided pressure on the muscles and tendons of the forearm. This helps to reduce tension on the elbow joint, giving overworked structures the necessary rest to recover. By wearing the brace five centimetres below the elbow, you benefit from an anatomically responsible pressure distribution that is specially designed to comfortably guide your recovery process in daily life.
| Product name: | Actimove Episport Elbow Large |
| Size: | Large |
| Suitable for forearm (5cm below elbow): | 28 - 30 cm |
| Main function: | Targeted, double compression for pain relief and support of recovery |
| Fit: | Secure and comfortable |
| Special feature: | Medical device (read the instructions before use) |
This product is a medical device and contains no active chemical ingredients or supplement substances. It is manufactured from high-quality, durable textile and synthetic materials suitable for long-term skin contact and compression support.
Place the brace around the forearm, approximately 5 centimetres below the elbow crease. Tighten the fastener by hand until a comfortable, firm pressure is felt that does not constrict movement. Suitable for daily use during physical activities or rest periods depending on the need for support.
This product is a medical device. Always read the enclosed instructions for use before use. Do not apply too tightly to avoid obstructing blood circulation. In case of persistent complaints, severe pain, or worsening of symptoms, always consult a medical specialist or physiotherapist.