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Indicated to support the umbilical hernia, preventing it from growing and providing pain/discomfort relief. Do not use without medical advice, as it can cause serious adverse effects. Seek medical advice .
Immobilization of the shoulder, collarbone, elbow, arm and forearm; support for limbs with instability; rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the neck of the humerus and elbow, contusions, dislocations, sequelae of strokes (cerebrovascular accident), post-operative period and support for plaster casts.
Indicated for clavicle and arm immobilization, limb support with rheumatoid arthritis instability, humeral neck and elbow fractures, contusions, dislocations, stroke sequelae and post-surgery and support for plaster casts.
Indicated for clavicle and arm immobilization, limb support with rheumatoid arthritis instability, humeral neck and elbow fractures, contusions, dislocations, stroke sequelae and post-surgery and support for plaster casts.
Indicated for clavicle and arm immobilization, limb support with rheumatoid arthritis instability, humeral neck and elbow fractures, contusions, dislocations, stroke sequelae and post-surgery and support for plaster casts.
Indicated for clavicle and arm immobilization, limb support with rheumatoid arthritis instability, humeral neck and elbow fractures, contusions, dislocations, stroke sequelae and post-surgery and support for plaster casts.
Prevention and treatment of injuries; Bruises, strains and tendonitis; Relief of acute and chronic pain; Aid in physiotherapy treatment; R.S.I. (repetitive strain injuries), and W.R.M.D. (work-related musculoskeletal disorders).
Prevention and treatment of injuries; Bruises, strains and tendonitis; Relief of acute and chronic pain; Aid in physiotherapy treatment; R.S.I. (repetitive strain injuries), and W.R.M.D. (work-related musculoskeletal disorders).
Prevention and treatment of contusions, strains and tendonitis; relief of acute and chronic pain; prevention of injuries during exercise; aid in physiotherapy treatment; r.s.i. (repetitive strain injuries), and W.R.M.D. (work-related musculoskeletal disorders).
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