Samson WR0806 Tennis Elbow Support with Pressure Pad XL

Overview Samson WR0806 Tennis Elbow Support with Pressure Pad XL

The Samson WR0806 Tennis Elbow Support, featuring a medium-sized pressure pad, offers targeted relief from forearm and elbow discomfort stemming from repetitive strain injuries associated with forceful gripping or frequent finger movements. Ideal for athletes (tennis, golf, racquet sports) and manual laborers, this support provides effective elbow pain management. Key features include an adjustable design for a personalized fit accommodating various arm sizes; a skin-friendly, breathable material minimizing irritation; a crochet construction promoting air circulation and preventing sweat buildup; and gentle yet supportive cushioning allowing for natural movement. The hypoallergenic fabrics are antimicrobial and antifungal, ensuring hygiene. Application involves applying the gel smoothly to the affected area (if used with a condom, apply over the condom). Safety precautions include storing in a cool, dark place, using within three months of opening, avoiding eye contact (though non-staining), and discontinuing use if irritation occurs, seeking medical advice if irritation persists or additional lubricant is consistently needed. Keep out of children's reach. Always read the label before use.

How to Use Samson WR0806 Tennis Elbow Support with Pressure Pad XL:

Unscrew the cap and apply a thin layer with gentle massage to the designated area. If using with a condom, apply evenly to the outer surface of the already-applied condom.

Safety Instruction of Samson WR0806 Tennis Elbow Support with Pressure Pad XL:

• Store in a location inaccessible and invisible to children.
• Always check the product label before administering.
• Keep in a cool, dry location, shielded from direct sunlight.
• Consume within three months post-opening.
• This non-staining gel has a non-sticky consistency; however, eye contact should be avoided.
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Persistent irritation or consistent need for additional lubrication warrants a consultation with a physician.