Product Highlights
- UM short sling is to be used as a supportive aid for shoulder and arm fractures.
- It can be used on the right or left arm.
- Made of terrycloth interior and honeycomb exterior.
- Sling has a height adjustable feature with Velcro fasteners.
- Short sling consists of an antebrachial support attached to a strap.
Safety Information
- Hand wash with mild detergent and water.
- Don’t dry clean.
- Don’t iron or bleach.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Directions of Use
- Gently pull the sling over your arm and elbow.
- It should fit snugly around your elbow.
- Your hand should be at the very end of the sling.
- Adjust the strap for your comfort.
Preventive Note
- Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals needing occasional arm support due to mild strain or minor discomfort — helps maintain proper arm positioning, reduce fatigue, and prevent further injury. · - Secondary Prevention
Ideal for people experiencing pain, sprains, or minor shoulder injuries — provides targeted support, helps immobilize the arm, and promotes comfort while supporting recovery. · - Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals recovering from fractures, surgeries, or significant shoulder injuries — helps ensure proper arm immobilization, relieve pain, and support healing and functional recovery under professional guidance.
Expert's Advice
UM A short sling is designed to be a supportive aid in arm and shoulder injuries. It is beneficial for holding and supporting your arm to ensure immobilization and reduce pain due to sprain, fracture, or surgery.
Description
- UM adjustable sling is used to reduce arm and shoulder injuries which require reduction of mobility.
- Short sling consists of an antebrachial support attached to a strap that passes around the back of the neck.
- The short sling is designed in one size and can be used on the right or left arm.
- Inside of the antebrachial support is made from breathable honeycomb fabric. And the outside is velour.
- Adjustable sling is used to reduce arm soft tissue injuries which require reduction of mobility.
