Aircast Pneumatic Armband for Tennis Elbow
Code: 10073030
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The Aircast Pneumatic armband helps treat Tennis Elbow. It uses a single pre-inflated aircell. The armband concentrates compression directly on the extensor muscle, not around the arm, for more support and less constriction for comfort and versatility.
This armband is designed to conform to the arm’s tapered contour and comfortably cushions the sensitive injured muscle.
Features of Aircast armband for tennis elbow
- Focused compression for less constriction
- Breathable material enhances comfort and wearability
- Simple, effective design makes it easy to apply
- One size fits most for reduced inventory requirements
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Aircast Pneumatic Armband for Tennis Elbow
RRP $25.30
$25.24
Collect 26 Everyday Rewards Points*
$25.24
$25.24
Choose delivery option
Delivery Options
In Stock for
Fastest Delivery
Order now to receive it by 9pm tomorrow
or FREE delivery when you spend over $80Learn About Elbow Supports and Injury Prevention
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