Bauerfeind EpiTrain Elbow Support

Tennis elbow even if you don't play sports

Anyone who repeats the same arm movements every day can be suddenly taken by surprise by sharp pain. The tissues are over-strained and become swollen and inflamed. EpiTrain® massages the tissue during exercise and stimulates the metabolism. This can help the swelling to go down quickly.

Outstanding in form and function

In 2007, the Train® active supports were awarded the iF product design award for their materials and design. The breathable, skin-friendly knitted fabric adapts to your every movement, without cutting into you or slipping. This is why the material is softer and more elastic at the edge of the bandage. In this way, EpiTrain® supports the healing and mobility of the elbow.

QUALITY FROM THE MEDICAL RETAILER

EpiTrain and other Bauerfeind products are available from medical and other orthopedic retailers. Here, trained staff will advise you and take precise measurements to ensure that your support is sitting comfortably and securely in position.

• 01 Three-dimensional Train active knit for a perfect fit
• 02 Reduced pressure at the edges prevents constriction
• 03 Good elasticity for easy fitting and removal, pleasant to wear
• 04 Viscoelastic pads with epicondyle cutouts support and provide pressure relief for the elbow and accelerate the absorption of oedema and effusion to ensure the support remains securely in place
• 05 Removable strap for adjustable compression level

TENNIS/GOLFER'S ELBOW EVEN IF YOU DON’T PLAY SPORTS

Anyone who repeats the same arm movements every day can be suddenly taken by surprise with sharp pain. The tissue is over-strained and becomes swollen and inflamed. The EpiTrain massages the tissue during exercise and stimulates the metabolism. This can help reduce the swelling and inflammation with comfort. The breathable, skin-friendly knitted fabric adapts to your every movement, without cutting into you or slipping.

 Ideal for:

• Epicondylitis - e.g. tennis and golfer’s elbow
• Osteoarthritis/arthritis
• Elbow strains or sprains
• Tendomyodathy
• Post elbow arthroscopy
• Chronic swelling and oedema

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