Push Med Shoulder Brace

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$102.45
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Push Med Shoulder Brace Plus

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$125.13
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Breg Slingshot 2 Shoulder Support/Sling

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$185.00
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Breg Slingshot 3 Shoulder Sling

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$195.00
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Corflex Ranger Shoulder Immobilizer

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

DonJoy UltraSling Pro

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Price range: $169.00 through $225.00
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Proper Sling Positioning

The elbow should rest at approximately 90 degrees, and the wrist should sit slightly elevated to help reduce hand swelling. Proper fit improves comfort and healing outcomes.

When Immobilization Is Needed

After surgery or more severe injury, immobilizers with waist straps may be recommended to better restrict shoulder rotation and prevent accidental movement.

Important: Follow Medical Guidance

Wearing a sling too loosely or removing it prematurely may delay healing. Always follow your surgeon or physiotherapist’s instructions regarding wear duration.

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With over 50 years of combined healthcare and bracing expertise, our team can help you select the right sling or immobilizer based on your injury type and recovery stage.

Prescription & Tax Information (Canada)

Some shoulder slings and immobilizers may qualify as tax-free in Canada with a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare professional. Eligibility depends on the product and documentation provided.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the difference between a shoulder sling and a shoulder immobilizer?

A shoulder sling supports the forearm and reduces strain on the shoulder, while a shoulder immobilizer includes an additional torso strap to limit shoulder rotation and movement more effectively.

When should I wear a shoulder sling?

Shoulder slings are commonly worn after dislocations, fractures, rotator cuff injuries, or surgery. Your healthcare provider will advise how long it should be worn.

Can I remove my shoulder sling to shower?

In many cases, slings can be removed briefly for hygiene, but you should follow your surgeon’s or physiotherapist’s specific instructions.

Shoulder Slings & Immobilizer Braces in Canada for Injury & Post-Surgical Recovery

Shop shoulder slings and immobilizer braces in Canada designed to protect healing tissues, reduce strain, and support recovery after shoulder injuries or surgery.

Shoulder slings and immobilizer braces are used to restrict movement and support the arm following injury or surgical procedures. By limiting shoulder motion, these supports help reduce pain and protect repaired tissues during early recovery.

When Are Shoulder Slings Used?

Shoulder slings are commonly recommended after dislocations, rotator cuff injuries, clavicle fractures, labral injuries, and post-operative procedures.

Sling vs Shoulder Immobilizer

A standard arm sling supports the forearm and reduces pull on the shoulder. A shoulder immobilizer adds a torso strap to secure the arm closer to the body, limiting rotation and elevation more effectively.

Recovery & Protection

Proper use of a sling or immobilizer can help prevent re-injury during the critical early stages of healing. Always follow your healthcare provider’s instructions for wear time and positioning.

Answers to common questions about this category are available below.

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