McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support
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McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support

McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support
McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support
 McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support
McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support
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  • Ideal for relief of sprains, strains, bursitis and tendonitis.
  • Lightweight Shoulder Support helps relieve pain caused by shoulder pulls and strains.
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The McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support Information


The McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support helps relieve pain caused by shoulder pulls and strains.

The adjustable straps help to apply compression directly to the shoulder.

  • Relieve pain caused by shoulder pulls and strains.
  • The adjustable straps help to apply compression directly to the shoulder.
  • Fits either shoulder.
  • Available in 3 sizes.
  • 100% latex-free Neoprene (CR), exclusive of binding, straps.
  • Color: Black.
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The McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support

Indications

The McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support is ideal for relief of sprains, strains, bursitis and tendinitis.

The McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support

Goals

  • Increase activity
  • Delay surgery
  • Decrease anti-inflammatory medications
  • Decrease pain symptoms
  • Improve shoulder joint function
  • Improve quality of life
The McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support

 Support Level

This brace is rated Level II

The McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support

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Sizing Chart


(Measure around chest):

Small: 34"-37"
Medium: 37"-41"
Large: 41"-45"


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The McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support What is a Shoulder Separation?

The shoulder separation, or acromioclavicular (AC) dislocation, is an injury to the joint between the collarbone and the shoulder.

Weight lifters, in particular those who do bench presses, often get AC separation.


The McDavid Lightweight Shoulder Support

Average Ratings: 50% liked this product (2 votes)


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"no instructions included."

mr. bill on 2/27/2011 1:28:13 PM

"This seems to be fine for a man but what about a woman?"

Ms V on 10/7/2010 12:22:27 PM

    

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