ProCare Elevating Foam Cushion Arm Rest Support Pillow: Inclined Wedge, One Size Fits Most

December 1, 2018 - Comment

The ProCare Arm Elevation Foam Support Pillow is a sculptured foam support which allows you to maintain the proper arm position and aids in reducing edema (swelling) for pre/post-cast or post-surgical procedures. It provides comfortable, effective support with minimal restraint. It’s excellent for use on wrist, arm and shoulder surgeries, and mastectomy patients. It’s constructed

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The ProCare Arm Elevation Foam Support Pillow is a sculptured foam support which allows you to maintain the proper arm position and aids in reducing edema (swelling) for pre/post-cast or post-surgical procedures. It provides comfortable, effective support with minimal restraint. It’s excellent for use on wrist, arm and shoulder surgeries, and mastectomy patients. It’s constructed of dense, fire retardant foam that prevents compacting. Elevating your arm on traditional pillows can be difficult because your arm can roll side-to-side. In addition, traditional pillows can become compacted and flatten out over time, making the elevation less effective. The ProCare Arm Elevation Foam Support Pillow measures 13.25″ L x 12″ H. One size fits most.

Product Features

  • Provides comfortable, stable support with minimal restraint; Ideal for use on wrist, arm and shoulder surgeries, and mastectomy patients
  • Allows you to maintain the proper arm position and aids in reducing edema (swelling) for pre/post-cast or post-surgical procedures
  • Constructed of dense, fire retardant foam that prevents it from flattening, which effectively provides sustained elevation
  • Friction from the foam means the arm elevator won’t slide off the bed, and your arm won’t slide off the elevator; Measures 13.25″ L x 12″ H
  • Universal design allows the ProCare Arm Elevation Foam Support Pillow to be used on either the left or right arm; One size fits most

Comments

Anonymous says:
December 1, 2018 at 11:41 am

Be Warned! If You Want to Return This (and You Will Want to) You Can’t. $65 Down the Drain Completely useless, and I was shocked to learn that I could not return it! The description makes it seem like you can use it in several positions, but in fact you can only use it with your arm pointed straight up. I need my arm to be inclined (broken wrist and surgery) but not to be pointed straight up, which with this thing was extremely uncomfortable. $65 down the drain, thinking of breaking a friend’s arm so I can give it to them. My friend suggested that perhaps the cat would like to crawl around in it (probably so I don’t break their arm).

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Anonymous says:
December 1, 2018 at 12:01 pm

Must if you have wrist thumb surgery Don’t know what I would have done without this after my CMC joint surgery. I needed it for perhaps 10 days or so and only place I could find it was here on amazon. I am a nurse and knew that I would have to have something to hold my hand above my heart after surgery. Thank God I had this. I slept in easy chair for about 4/5 nights and kept ice on it 24 hours…yes that is what one needs to do to prevent taking more pain pills.The ice I got was CryoMAX Reusable, Latex Free, 8 Hour Cold Pack, Medium, 12″ x 6″ (1 Count) and had several on tap to change out and they last almost 6 hours….take my advice if you are having any wrist or hand or thumb surgery you need this.

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Anonymous says:
December 1, 2018 at 12:19 pm

No swelling with this thing! After having painful swelling on another hand surgery a few years ago, I was determined to avoid that with the most recent CMC thumb reconstruction surgery. This thing worked great! I slept in a recliner the first 10 days and was so comfortable with my hand resting up in this thing. It didn’t even feel like it was up. Absolutely no swelling of my fingers this time. This is very expensive but the price for considerably less pain for many days after a big surgery….priceless. I couldn’t find a way to use it comfortably in bed, but it worked great in the recliner and in the car.

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