Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU
Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU
Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU
Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU
Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU
Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU
Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU
Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU
Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU
Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU
Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU
Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU
Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU
Shoulder Support Brace - VELPEAU

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Velpeau Shoulder Support Brace is a functional shoulder and arm sling that limits joint movement to protect injured muscles and ligaments.

  • Utilizing soft, skin-friendly perforated fabric delivers exceptional breathability and lightweight comfort.
  • Designed entirely without rigid hardware, premium hook-and-loop fasteners provide a freely adjustable, body-hugging fit.
  • Built-in Pocket Design and Fits Left or Right Shoulder.

Indications: Shoulder dislocation, Rotator cuff injuries, Clavicle or upper arm fractures, Post-surgical immobilization

$32.99
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Body side: Universal Fit
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  • 재고 관리 코드:
    VP0304-S

  • Ship From：Richardson, TX

Materials & Care Guide

Material

  • Body & Outer Fabric: 100% Polyester (Mercerized Finish)
  • Breathable Lining: Polyester-Cotton Jersey
  • Cushioning Core: Polyurethane Foam
  • Fasteners: High-Adhesion Nylon Hook and Loop
  • Safety: 100% Latex-Free & Skin-Friendly

Care Guide

  • Washing Method: Hand washing is recommended. If machine washing, secure all fasteners and place the brace in a mesh laundry bag to prevent damage during the spin cycle.
  • Water Temperature: Use cold water (18-30°C).
  • Detergent & Care: Wash with a mild, neutral detergent. Do not bleach and do not iron.
  • Routine Maintenance: Periodically use a soft brush to gently remove lint and debris from the fasteners to maintain optimal adhesion.
Product Details

Breathable Perforated Fabric

Breathable Perforated Fabric

Features ventilation holes for optimal airflow, reducing heat buildup during prolonged wear.

All-Sponge Soft Cushioning

All-Sponge Soft Cushioning

Filled entirely with soft sponge and free of hard plastic parts, ensuring all-day comfort without pressure points.

Convenient Storage Pocket

Convenient Storage Pocket

A front pocket provides convenient storage for small essentials such as Keys, cards, or phone.

Reinforced Elbow Strap

Reinforced Elbow Strap

Provides enhanced wrapping support to firmly stabilize and secure the elbow in a comfortable position.

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How To Wear

Follow the step-by-step instructions below.

Step 1

Place the shoulder section over the affected shoulder and position the brace comfortably across the chest.

Step 2

Wrap the chest section around your torso and secure the fasteners for a snug, comfortable fit.

Step 3

Bring the arm support forward and position it along the side of your body.

Step4

Place your forearm into the sling and secure the hook-and-loop to keep your arm supported.

Step 5

Lift the outer support strap around the elbow and arm, then adjust and secure the straps for a comfortable final fit.

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How to Identify the Correct Side

  • 가볍고 통기성 좋음: 슬링 전체가 통풍구로 덮여 있어 최대한의 공기 흐름과 시원함을 제공합니다. 또한 암 슬링은 내구성이 뛰어나고 부드러운 직물로 제작되어 어깨 관절 외상, 류마티스 질환 및 수술 후, 회전근개, 견봉쇄골 관절 또는 쇄골의 부상 및 수술 후, 신경 마비 또는 팔 반신마비를 위한 지지대로 매우 적합합니다.
  • 세심한 디자인: 어깨와 상지 전체를 위한 압박 및 고정 조끼입니다. 팔꿈치를 몸에 고정하는 특별한 고정 장치가 있으며, 어깨 커프는 관절에 완벽하게 맞춰지고 경추에 가해지는 압력을 줄여 자연스러운 지지력을 제공합니다. 또한 슬링에는 실용적인 작은 수납 가방이 있어 외출 시 휴대폰이나 열쇠를 넣어둘 수 있습니다.
  • 양면 디자인: 이 암 슬링 어깨 고정 장치는 접착력이 강한 벨크로로 고정되며 팔꿈치 지지대만 분리할 수 있어 조절이 쉽습니다. 독창적인 벨크로 디자인으로 양면으로 착용할 수 있어 왼쪽 또는 오른쪽 팔에 착용할 수 있습니다.
  • 대부분의 사람들에게 적합: 해부학적 형태는 편안함 속에서 최적의 회복을 위한 올바른 자세를 촉진합니다. 네오프렌이나 라텍스가 없어 피부 자극이 없습니다. 전체 제품은 단단한 재료나 액세서리 없이 스폰지로 채워져 있어 편안하고 부드러우며 수면 시 더욱 적합합니다.
Indications
Indications for VP0304 Shoulder Support Brace

Understanding Shoulder Injuries

Learn about common conditions and how proper arm support aids in your recovery.

01

Shoulder Dislocation & Subluxation

A shoulder dislocation occurs when the upper arm bone moves partially or completely out of the shoulder socket. This may also stretch or damage the joint capsule, ligaments, or labrum.

Even after the shoulder has been put back into position, excessive outward rotation, lifting the arm away from the body, or sudden movement may place additional stress on healing tissues.

Why Immobilization May Be Needed

During the early recovery stage, limiting unnecessary shoulder movement can help keep the arm in a protected position while injured soft tissues recover.

The VP0304 helps:
  • Keep the upper arm close to the body
  • Limit excessive shoulder movement
  • Reduce unwanted arm swing
  • Support the elbow and forearm
Important: A shoulder that is still dislocated requires medical treatment. Do not use a shoulder immobilizer as a substitute for professional reduction.
02

Rotator Cuff Injury & Tendinitis

The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons that help stabilize and move the shoulder.

Common symptoms may include:
  • Pain when lifting or reaching
  • Shoulder weakness
  • Pain during certain movements
  • Nighttime shoulder discomfort
  • Difficulty finding a comfortable sleeping position

How Arm Support Can Help

Supporting the forearm can reduce the amount of weight pulling downward on a painful shoulder.

The VP0304 supports the elbow and forearm while helping limit unnecessary shoulder movement during the protected stage of recovery.

For rotator cuff surgery, always follow the specific immobilization and rehabilitation instructions provided by your surgeon.
03

Post-Operative Shoulder Support

During early recovery, repaired tissues may need protection from excessive or unintended movement. Shoulder immobilizers may be recommended after procedures such as:

  • Rotator cuff repair
  • Labral repair
  • Shoulder stabilization surgery
  • Arthroscopic shoulder surgery
  • Certain fracture procedures

How the VP0304 Supports Recovery

  • Controlled Immobilization: Wraparound design helps keep the arm close to the body and limits unnecessary shoulder movement.
  • Arm Support: Structured elbow and forearm support helps carry the weight of the affected arm.
  • Better Load Distribution: The broad chest-and-back structure helps distribute support across the torso rather than placing all the pressure on the neck.
  • Breathable Comfort: Lightweight perforated material helps improve airflow during extended wear.

When Not to Use Without Medical Guidance

  • Unreduced Shoulder Dislocation: If the shoulder is visibly out of position or a dislocation is suspected, seek medical attention before using an immobilizer.
  • Unstable or Suspected Fracture: A suspected fracture should be medically evaluated before selecting a brace or sling.
  • Severe Skin Injury: Do not place the brace directly over large open wounds, severe burns, active skin infections, significant drainage, or severe skin irritation/breakdown.
Stop Use and Seek Medical Advice If You Experience:

Increasing numbness or tingling • Significant swelling • Hand or finger discoloration • Unusual coldness in the hand • Increasing pain • Skin breakdown or severe irritation

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FAQs & Resources

Frequently Asked Questions

Indications & Medical Applications

A standard sling primarily supports the forearm. The VP0304 includes a wide torso wrap that secures the upper arm against the body, offering significantly greater immobilization and stability for the shoulder joint.
It may be used only after the shoulder has been medically reduced and immobilization is prescribed. While it stabilizes the joint and limits excessive movement during early recovery, it cannot prevent every recurrent dislocation—rehabilitation and medical follow-up remain essential. Never treat an unreduced dislocation with a brace alone.
Yes. By restricting arm movement, it relieves strain and protects the healing rotator cuff. However, specific post-operative immobilizer requirements vary by surgical procedure, so always follow your surgeon’s prescribed protocol.
Yes. This immobilizer is frequently used to manage non-displaced upper arm/humerus fractures, acromioclavicular (AC) joint sprains, and severe acute shoulder strains. It offloads gravitational weight from the shoulder girdle and holds the arm tight to the torso to minimize bone fragment shifting and tissue aggravation.

Fitting, Wear Time & Safety Checks

Place your arm fully into the sling, secure the chest strap around your torso, and adjust the forearm straps until your arm rests securely against your body. The fit should be snug and supportive without causing numbness, tingling, localized skin discoloration, or poor circulation.
In early post-surgery or acute injury phases, patients are often instructed to wear the immobilizer nearly 24 hours a day. Remove it only for personal hygiene, dressing changes, or doctor-approved rehab exercises. Always follow your physician's exact wear-time schedule.
If you experience persistent coldness or blueness in your fingers, numbness/pins-and-needles down your forearm, sharp neck strain from the strap, or skin chafing under the armpit, the brace is likely overtightened or misaligned. Loosen the strapping immediately and consult your physician if symptoms do not resolve.

Everyday Life, Sleep & Activity Scenarios

Yes, if instructed by your doctor. Immobilization prevents sudden nighttime movements that cause pain. For optimal comfort, sleep on your back with your upper torso slightly elevated and a pillow supporting the injured arm. If permitted, you may sleep on your uninjured side with a supportive pillow. Never sleep directly on the injured shoulder.
Wear loose, button-down, or front-zipper shirts—always slide your injured arm into the sleeve first, then dress the uninjured arm. For bathing, take sponge baths or use a waterproof shower sling if cleared by your doctor; keep the affected arm gently resting at your side without lifting it away from your body. When walking around the house, the immobilizer prevents accidental bumps and sudden reflexive swings.
Yes. While the shoulder and upper arm are immobilized against your torso, your hand and fingers remain free. You are encouraged to perform gentle fist pumps, squeeze a stress ball, and move your fingers throughout the day to promote healthy blood circulation, maintain grip function, and reduce hand/forearm edema.
Sedentary or desk-based work (light typing, reading) can often resume within a few days to weeks depending on pain levels. Avoid lifting, pushing, pulling, running, or contact sports while immobilized. Transitioning out of the brace to active physical therapy and sports must be gradually supervised and cleared by your physical therapist or orthopedic specialist.

Care & Maintenance

Hand wash using mild soap and cold water, rinse thoroughly, and let it air dry completely. Do not machine wash, tumble dry, or use bleach, as harsh cycles can degrade the supportive fabric and fasteners.

Recommended Blogs

• Top Benefits of Using a Shoulder Support Brace for Rotator Cuff Pain Relief • Fall School Sports : Shoulder Protection and Recovery • Arm Sling Immobilizer: Upper Arm Support for Stability & Comfort

Additional Resources

• Download User Manual (PDF)