Shoulder Supports & Slings

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2020/09/28

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Shoulder aches can happen as a result of sports-related injuries or an accident at work. It is important to properly take care of your shoulder in these situations, as further injuries and damage can occur. This is why shoulder supports are such a vital tool to use. These braces and supports can stabilise the joint, allow for a controlled range of motion, and prevent additional damage from being done. You want to be at your best, and here at Physiosupplies, we stock a huge range of sports shoulder supports. The best shoulder supports and braces With any injury, it is important to immobilise the joint as much as possible. This is why shoulder supports and arm slings are some of our best selling products. They not only stabilise the joint but also allow additional support to ensure a controlled range of motion. By minimising the movement of the shoulder, your body has the chance to recover while you rest. Some slings can also be worn during activity as part of your rehabilitation. One of the best things about shoulder braces is that they can be worn either under or over clothing, depending on your preferences. The material is often non-stretch cotton with adjustable straps, so you can create a secure fit without it being too tight. It means that you get the perfect level of support and comfort while you recover. With over 12 years of experience, here at Physiosupplies, we have the expertise you need. We are proud to be 100% Irish owned and sell directly to consumers as well as clinics across Ireland. Need some advice? We are available 24/7 to answer your questions, so contact us now . FAQs Do shoulder supports really work? Yes. Shoulder supports help to stabilise the joint by reducing mobility. By allowing a controlled range of motion, the risk of dislocation is significantly decreased, ensuring that you won’t have further pain and injury to the joint. Using a shoulder brace can help speed up your recovery. What are the most common shoulder injuries? There are a numbe