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Works great to brace your arm and keep your elbow from bending. Very supportive and the quality is amazing. Elbow pain was definitely relieved when wearing this.

First, I paid for this product - I’m not one of these folks that gets the product for free for a review. That said, I’ve had this brace for about a month and have worn it nightly and I’ve been very pleased and wanted to share my observations.1. The brace fits really well. I sleep in mine and was concerned that it would be hard to get to sleep with my arm in an uncomfortable position. This one is comfortable enough to to wear to bed.2. There are two metal pieces that keep your arm from moving. I’ve found that you have to be intentional about where you line up those metal pieces (not on the elbow or the nerve) to avoid discomfort. Any brace with immobilizing qualities will have to have some metal components to keep you straight.3. This is not a complete immobilizer - this brace will keep you mostly straight, but you’ll still have enough flexibility to scratch your nose, for example4. I’ve washed this several times (in a bucket with Woolite and line dry) and it comes out like the day I bought it5. I was concerned that this might be too thick to sleep in - I live in North Carolina and I’ve worn this in July and August and not too hot at all6. I couldn’t ask any more of this product, especially at the price. The packaging is high quality and this appears to be a family business, which is why it was important for me to write this review

Just received it yesterday. It worked very well. I like that the stabilizer bars are removable but yet still very sturdy

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My bicep area is 15" and it just barely reached a correct and proper fit... I don't see it fitting anything bigger than that without cutting off circulation to the arm. I think the smallest dia it would fit is 10". Design flaw is those steel bars. They do an adequate job of keeping the arm straight, but the ends of the bars dig in to your arm and become painful after extended periods. If you happen to be a masochist and want to use the pain as a deterrent against trying to bend your arm however you'd be okay. Otherwise, the designer should have had the foresight to include padding on either end of the bars because as a wearer it's only natural to want to bend the arm from time to time. I'm going to be on the lookout for some foam padding I can stuff under there to see if that will help. I have cubital tunnel and decided to triple up on tennis elbow straps during the day and wear this at night. But last night (first night wearing it) I had to take it off after a couple of hours because of those steel bars digging in. Also, good to mention that it does seem to aggravate the condition and cause more pain the first 30 min or so wearing it, but then the pain starts to fade and ultimately almost disappear (as long as you don't bend the arm and get those bars jabbing you). I guess the position it puts the arm in is beneficial but it just takes a certain amount of time in that position before the body starts responding to it.

The brace is comfortable, adjustable, and durable. It has some flexibility so it's not too tight or too stiff. It will not allow you to fully bend your arm while sleeping. I would recommend this product and I would buy it again.

This brace helped me sleep better by reducing my pain.

My Rhumetiod doctor suggested that I purchase a set of these and sleep in them, due to extreme pain in my fingers. Which she thought may be stemming from possibel Cubital Tunnel in the elbow. Well I tried these and I awoke in the middle of the night in extreme pain throughout my entire arm. I even tried using them without the metal rod, only helped a little. Haven’t used them since. They may help others, but didn’t work for me. Should have sent back, but haven’t gotten around to it. Waste of money.