Arm Slings

Arm Slings

Universally sized as one size fits most solutions, Neo G Arm Slings are designed by orthopaedic professionals and medically engineered to fit both the left and right orientations, helping support and elevate the shoulder and arm to enable a comfortable healing position after injury.

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      Airflow Breathable Arm Sling
      Moderate Support
      $29.99
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      Man wearing the Neo G Easy-Fit Arm Sling
      Easy-Fit Arm Sling
      Moderate Support
      $24.99
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      Arm Injuries

      Our Arm Injury Guide explains the common signs and symptoms of conditions including tennis elbow, dislocated shoulder, shoulder bursitis, rotator cuff tears and more.

      Arm Injury Guide

      Arm injury help & advice

      Explore our blog articles about arm injuries, exercises, supports, and more.
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      How to stay healthy with a desk job
      We are all aware that sitting for long periods of time can be detrimental to our health and we do everything possible to avoid this, especially when we are travelling, however one area we routinely forget about is what we can do to stay healthy while at work.
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      Common Tennis Injuries And How To Treat Them

      We’ve all done it. We’ve been inspired to get out there and try our hands at a sport either for the first time or as an effort to get back into it. As we’ve thrown ourselves into the fray, we’ve over done it and injured ourselves. 

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      Five Ways to Tackle Repetitive Strain Injury at Work

      With 7% of all working people estimated to suffer from Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) at some point in their working lives, it is clearly a serious and widespread matter. To help, Alex Clark physiotherapist at leading orthopaedic support specialist Neo G gives his top advice for how people can prevent and treat this common condition.

       
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