
Healthshine Compression Arm Sleeve (HS-531) - Small
Healthshine

Specially designed baggy pouch arm sling.
Ideal for post surgical and post cast care of the arm.
Provides support and immobilization to the arm.
Helps to get relief from pain.
Maintains resting position of the arm.
Has thumb cradle for better grip and comfort.
Available in 5 different sizes: CH, S, M, L and XL.
Baggy pouch arm sling will maintain your arm in the resting position to support fast healing.
Covers the arm completely and also can accommodate even bulky casts or bandages.
Made of 3 layered PU bonded fabric which is durable and non-tearable.
Has a plush look; will give soft feel to the skin and also it is wrinkle feel.
Adjustable sling offers flexibility in sizing and allows customization of angle of flexion as per the requirement.
Ethafoam shoulder pad ensures maximum comfort and reduces fatigue.
Place your arm inside the sling pouch.
Connect the straps as per your comfortable resting height and angle of the arm.
Hand wash with mild detergent and water.
Keep out of reach of children.
Size | Inches | CM |
|---|---|---|
Child | 22 – 28 | 56 - 71 |
Small | 28 - 34 | 71 – 86 |
Medium | 34 - 40 | 86 – 102 |
Large | 40 – 46 | 102 -117 |
XL | 46 - 52 | 117 - 132 |
XXL | 52 – 58 | 132 - 147 |
Primary Prevention: Suitable for individuals at risk of minor arm injuries or strain — helps provide gentle support to the arm, reduce unnecessary movement, and prevent discomfort during daily activities.
Secondary Prevention: Ideal when mild injuries, sprains, or postural issues occur — helps immobilize the arm, support healing, and reduce strain on the shoulder and elbow.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals recovering from fractures, surgeries, or chronic arm conditions — helps maintain proper arm positioning, support long-term recovery, and promote safe, gradual return to normal function.

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