
Healthshine Compression Arm Sleeve (HS-531) - Small
Healthshine
TYNOR tennis elbow support is so soft and comfortable to use
Used to absorb vibrations effectively
Nicely designed with sporty, smart look.
Improves comfort to the user
Available in 4 different sizes
Designed with reverse buckle mechanism ensures targeted pressure, customized, firm compression
Will offload the muscle strain of forearm and elbow.
Provides optimum compression and unloads tendon muscles.
Made with PUF fused, breathable fabric and has excellent aesthetics and durability
Silicone pad interface improves impact and vibration absorption
Position the pad exactly on point radiating pain or as directed by a physician tighten the strap until the fit is snug yet comfortable
Read the label carefully before use
Keep out reach of children
Size | Inches | CM |
|---|---|---|
Small | 7.4 – 8.6 | 18.8 – 21.9 |
Medium | 8.6 – 9.8 | 21.9 – 24.9 |
Large | 9.8 - 11.0 | 24.9 – 27.9 |
XL | 11.0 – 12.2 | 27.9 - 31 |
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals at risk of developing elbow strain from repetitive movements or sports — helps provide gentle support and maintain joint stability from the start. ·
Secondary Prevention
Ideal when early signs of tennis elbow, mild pain, or discomfort appear — supports the affected area, reduces strain during activity, and aids in relieving stress on the tendons for improved function. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended during ongoing management of chronic elbow conditions or post-injury recovery — helps maintain consistent support, promotes healing, and supports long-term elbow health and mobility.

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