
Caresmith Charge Go Massage Gun
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Elastic shoulder immobilizer with shoulder support.
Ideal to be used for rotator cuff injury.
Sleek, smart and comfortable to wear.
Provides better shoulder immobilization.
Can prevent shoulder dislocation.
Available in 4 different sizes.
Useful in rotator cuff injury, shoulder dislocation, upper end of humerus fracture, neck humerus fracture and GT (Greater Tuberosity) fracture.
Provides optimum immobilization to promote fast healing.
Shoulder support effectively supports and stabilizes the shoulder region.
Improves grip on the injured shoulder and provides warmth effect for enhanced comfort.
Adjustable strapping feature ensures perfect and convenient fitting.
Wear the chest band around upper torso for men and under breast line for women so that the wrist strap is in the center and on the front side.
Fix the upper arm strap to a comfortable compression on the affected upper arm of the injured shoulder.
Now, fix your arm in flexion position using wrist strap.
Then, position the shoulder cup on the injured shoulder so that the wider end facing towards the neck side.
Encircle the chest with strap of the shoulder cup and tie the hook and loop tapes as per your comfort.
Hand wash with mild detergent and water.
Keep out of reach of children.
Size | Inches | CM |
|---|---|---|
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: Ideal for individuals at risk of shoulder strain due to overuse, sports activity, or poor posture — helps keep the shoulder gently supported, encouraging proper alignment and day-to-day comfort.
Secondary Prevention: Suitable when shoulder pain, mild injury, or instability begins to affect daily movement — provides enhanced support and controlled immobilization to reduce strain, promote healing, and support safer shoulder use.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for persistent shoulder injuries or post-operative recovery — helps maintain consistent shoulder immobilization and on-going comfort, supporting long-term healing, stability, and functional recovery.

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