Corflex Ventral Cubital Tunnel Splint

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$129.95
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Corflex Contender Post-Op Elbow Brace

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Corflex Ranger Shoulder Immobilizer

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Original price was: $84.99.Current price is: $78.99.

Corflex XR Cubital Tunnel Elbow Splint

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DonJoy UltraSling Pro

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MedSpec Cubital Tunnel Brace

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Procare IMAK Elbow Wrap

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Fit & Positioning Tips

A well-fitted sling should keep the elbow comfortably bent (around 90 degrees) and support the forearm without pulling the shoulder forward. If the hand is swelling, a thumb loop or slightly elevated hand position can help reduce fluid buildup.

Sling vs Immobilizer

An arm sling supports the forearm and reduces strain on the shoulder. A shoulder immobilizer adds a waist strap to hold the arm closer to the body and limit rotation—often recommended after surgery, dislocations, or more significant injuries.

Comfort Features That Matter

Look for breathable materials, padded shoulder straps, easy-adjust buckles, and a secure thumb loop for better comfort and positioning. These small details can make a big difference during longer wear periods.

Need Help Choosing?

With over 50 years of combined experience in healthcare, rehabilitation, and bracing expertise, our team is here to help you choose the right sling or immobilizer based on your injury, surgery type, and recovery stage.

Prescription & Tax Information (Canada)

Some products in this category may qualify as tax-free in Canada with a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare professional. Eligibility depends on the specific product and documentation provided—contact us if you’d like help confirming before you order.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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When should I use an elbow sling or immobilizer?

An elbow sling or immobilizer is typically used after fractures, dislocations, ligament injuries, or surgery to restrict movement and allow proper healing.

What is the difference between a sling and an immobilizer?

A sling supports the arm and reduces strain, while an immobilizer includes additional straps to restrict shoulder and elbow movement more completely.

Can I sleep while wearing an elbow immobilizer?

Many patients are advised to wear their immobilizer during sleep, especially in the early stages of recovery. Always follow your healthcare provider’s instructions.

Elbow Slings & Immobilizers in Canada for Injury & Post-Surgical Support

Shop arm slings and shoulder immobilizers in Canada for fractures, dislocations, rotator cuff injuries, and post-surgical recovery. Designed to reduce pain, protect healing tissues, and improve recovery outcomes.

Slings and immobilizers are essential supports used to protect the shoulder, arm, and elbow following injury or surgery. By supporting the weight of the arm and limiting movement, they help reduce strain, decrease discomfort, and promote proper healing.

When Are Slings or Immobilizers Recommended?

These supports are commonly used for shoulder dislocations, clavicle (collarbone) fractures, rotator cuff injuries, elbow fractures, soft tissue sprains or strains, and post-operative shoulder surgery.

Arm Sling vs Shoulder Immobilizer

A traditional arm sling supports the forearm and reduces pull on the shoulder. A shoulder immobilizer provides additional stability by securing the arm against the torso, limiting rotation and elevation—often recommended after surgery or more significant injuries.

Features to Look For

Many slings and immobilizers include adjustable straps, breathable mesh materials, padded shoulder supports, thumb loops for proper hand positioning, and universal sizing for easy application.

Choosing the correct level of support is important for recovery. If you're unsure which option is appropriate, our team can help guide you based on your injury and healthcare provider recommendations.

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