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The Flamingo Arm Sling Small is a pouch-style sling that cradles the forearm and holds the arm in a comfortable, supported position. It helps rest and protect the arm, wrist or shoulder after an injury, fracture, sprain or surgery. The small size is intended for smaller adults and teenagers.
People needing arm support after a fracture, sprain, dislocation, plaster cast or surgery, as advised by their doctor.
Slide the forearm into the pouch with the elbow fully at the closed end. Pass the strap around the neck and over the opposite shoulder. Adjust the strap so the hand sits slightly higher than the elbow. Fasten securely and check comfort; follow your doctor's advice on how long to wear it.
Small size. Choose the size according to forearm length; if between sizes or unsure, ask one of our pharmacists before ordering.
Shop Flamingo supports and health accessories at Avicen Online, a licensed online pharmacy in Oman, with delivery across the Sultanate. If you are unsure which size or product suits you, our pharmacists are happy to help before you order.
| Brand | Flamingo |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Arm Sling |
| Size | Small |
| Texture/Form | Pouch arm sling |
| Suitable For | Arm, wrist and shoulder support |
Actual product packaging and materials may contain more and different information than what is shown on our website. We recommend that you do not rely solely on the information presented and that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using or consuming a product.

Size depends on forearm length. If you are unsure, check the sizing on the pack or ask one of our pharmacists.
Follow your doctor's advice. Many people remove it at night unless they have been told to keep it on.
Yes, a pouch sling is commonly used to support an arm in a cast.
Follow the washing instructions on the pack; hand washing in mild soap and air drying is usually recommended.
This depends on the injury. Please follow the guidance of your doctor or physiotherapist.