
Healthshine Compression Arm Sleeve (HS-531) - Small
Healthshine
Immobilizes and supports the arm post fracture.
Ensure proper fitting and positioning of the arm.
Adjustable cotton sling
Free from wrinkles
Design with well-ventilated
Smart and Sleek design
Easy to use and remove made with simple application
Best suited for hot climates.
Available sizes are S,M,L,XL
A sleek and well-ventilated design ideally suitable for tropical countries with hot and humid climatic conditions
Very chick and a sleek design, does not cover the chest, support and covers the arm completely
Can accommodate bulky casts or bandages.
Made from strong, 3D mesh, perforated fabric, which is wrinkle-free, very well ventilated with pleasing looks.
Ethafoam shoulder pad which can be adjusted to ease the point of maximum pressure
Thumb cradle reduces thumb fatigue and improves patient comfort
Place the injured arm in the pouch sling crossed over the shoulder passed through the buckle enclosed at a comfortable position.
The length of the sling should ensure that the arm remains in flexion, slight acute angle position.
Position the shoulder pad at the point of load bearing to relieve shoulder pressure.
Read the instruction label carefully before using
Size | Inches | CM |
Child | 22 – 28 | 56 - 71 |
Small | 28 - 34 | 71 – 86 |
Medium | 34 - 40 | 86 – 102 |
Large | 40 – 46 | 102 -117 |
XL | 46 - 52 | 117 - 132 |
XXL | 52 – 58 | 132 - 147 |
Primary Prevention: Suitable for individuals aiming to support the arm during daily activities or mild discomfort — helps stabilize the arm, reduce strain on muscles and joints, and maintain comfort.
Secondary Prevention: Ideal when arm fatigue, soreness, or minor injury appear — helps provide targeted support, promote proper arm positioning, and ease discomfort during routine movement.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals recovering from fractures, sprains, or post-surgical care — helps ensure consistent arm immobilization, support healing, and promote long-term musculoskeletal recovery and comfort.

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