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Tynor Tennis Elbow Support is a forearm strap worn just below the elbow. It applies targeted pressure to the forearm muscles to reduce strain on the tendons at the elbow, helping to relieve tennis elbow and golfer's elbow pain.
Wear on the forearm about 2–3 cm below the elbow with the pad over the painful muscle, and fasten firmly but comfortably.
Available sizes at Avicen Online: Large, Medium, XL. Check the Tynor size chart on the pack and measure before choosing your size. The size of this item is shown in the product title.
Avicen Online carries a wide range of Tynor orthopaedic supports, braces, hot and cold therapy and mobility aids, with delivery across Oman. Free delivery on orders above OMR 10.
Tynor products are for support and comfort. For injuries or medical conditions, consult your doctor or physiotherapist before use.
| Brand | Tynor |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Elbow Support |
| Sizes | Large, Medium, XL |
| Recommended For | Tennis elbow; Golfer's elbow; Forearm strain from repetitive work |
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It's a forearm strap that applies targeted pressure to the forearm muscles, helping relieve tennis elbow and golfer's elbow pain.
Wear it on the forearm about 2 to 3 cm below the elbow with the pad over the painful muscle, fastened firmly but comfortably.
Check the size chart on the product page or pack against your forearm measurement for the correct fit.
Yes, it's commonly worn during sport and daily activities that strain the forearm.
Remove it if you feel numbness or increased pain, and see a doctor if symptoms continue.