Cubital Tunnel Elbow Brace,Ulnar Nerve Entrapment Brace,Elbow Splint | Comfortable Night Elbow Sleep Support,Adjustable Stabilizer Splints,Tendonitis,Tennis Elbow Pain Relief for Men and Women

This elbow brace was a lifesaver during my pregnancy when I struggled with carpal tunnel symptoms. I wore it mostly at night, and it was surprisingly comfortable—soft enough not to irritate my skin but firm enough to provide the support I needed. The adjustable straps allowed me to customize the fit so it didn’t feel too tight or loose, which helped prevent any additional discomfort while sleeping. It helped relieve the tingling and numbness in my arm and wrist, making it easier to get a restful night’s sleep. The breathable material kept my skin from getting too hot or sweaty, which is a huge plus for pregnancy. I also found it easy to put on and take off without assistance. Overall, this elbow brace offered gentle, effective support during a tough time and was a crucial part of managing my carpal tunnel symptoms. Highly recommend!

I was planning on making my own, but one afternoon when far from home I was experiencing a lot more unpredictable shooting pains and a larger area of "feels like a 1000 needles" being pressed into my funny bone. I didn't want to go another day with this, so I decided to hop on Amazon and see if such a brace existed. Saw the great price and that it'd be delivered in the evening before I went to bed. Best decision I have made in a long time. It's been several days now and my elbows are feeling so much better. Even after the first night I could feel that it worked. Only two spells of pain that day, one the day after, and over the last two days, nothing. FWIW, I bought two. It's a little tricky getting them on and wearing them when not in bed, but when in bed I find I don't turn onto my stomach as much and I no longer wake up with an arm tucked under my body.

Wearing the elbow brace decreased the pain I had been having. I was able to put it on without assist and it was comfortable all day

It definitely solved my issue. I pinched my ulner nerve in my right arm and was not able to sleep at all for several nights, so I got this. The first night was a little bit of an adjustment. I literally felt like my arm was suffocating, like it couldn't breathe which makes no sense but you would understand if you used it. Second night was so much better, as far as comfort level. I'm not sure I would say that for the four nights that I needed to use it that my comfort level was fantastic because the two main plates in it you have to have in a position, in a very particular position, so it does not rub against your elbow bone which causes pain in your bones. You also need to make sure it's perfectly centered over your elbow because if it's too low or too high it'll pinch your arm in a way that is severely uncomfortable. But in the end it worked fantastic I will keep it if my arm or arms act up again or get pinched from working out or doing excessive grabbing and rotation of my arms definitely worth the purchase just make sure you use it correctly.

I was impressed by how well made the product is for the price. There was a comfortable inner sleeve and a strong outer sleeve with the option of adding 1 or 2 metal supports. The brace was comfortable to put on and easy to adjust. I had found that my left elbow would hurt, like tennis elbow in my right arm that I had felt before. The pain was always worst in the AM, like I had slept on that left elbow wrong. First I tried with the metal supports in and then without them. I found that I had trouble doing anything that required two hands while wearing it, with or without the support. I also have a CPAP machine and I wear a CPAP mask while sleeping. I put on the brace and found that I had to take it back off again in order to get the CPAP mask on. With the metal supports in, I found the brace painful enough that I only wore it for an hour or two. Without the supports, I was able to sleep through the night but my arm hurt quite a bit the next am. It hurt enough that I did not have the motivation to try it another night. I doubt that if it hurt that much the first night, that this sort of support was not going to make things better.

Worked with minimal adjustment — keeps the elbow straight through turns from one position to another. Works best for me backsleeping. It is bulky, but this is probably a case where more is better.

It fits well and is very comfortable

Helps cubital tunnel syndrome.

This Reamphy elbow brace has been a game-changer for my cubital tunnel syndrome! The adjustable design makes it incredibly versatile - I can wear it during sleep to keep my elbow straight, or adjust it for comfortable daytime activities. The nylon and neoprene material is surprisingly breathable and comfortable, even during extended wear.What I love most is the one-handed application - so convenient when you're dealing with elbow pain. The non-slip design truly works; it stays in place whether I'm sleeping, working at my computer, or even doing light workouts. The dual functionality (with and without metal strip) gives me options based on my daily needs.The quality is excellent for the price point, and being able to machine wash it is a huge plus. After using it for several weeks, my nighttime numbness has significantly decreased. Whether you have tennis elbow, tendonitis, or nerve issues, this brace provides reliable support without restricting movement. Highly recommended!

Does the trick in keeping arm in a decent neutral position throughout the night . Have to tighten it once or twice throughout the night or else it will slip down the arm . I also use it for working out to help protect strained ligament in arm , which I have found affective . I remove the splints before working out. Due to my arm gaining size during work outs it stays tight . Not blown away by the product but it does what it’s supposed to do . Recommend buying two as you’ll want to wash them often .

Very good product

Finding an effective elbow brace for cubital tunnel syndrome (ulnar nerve compression at the elbow "funny bone") seems to be a challenge. This is my second and I will write a review shortly about my third.This brace is useful for me during the day time because it prevents me from resting my elbow on the desk and keeps my arm fairly straight. I wear it with the metal splints at the sides because I want to avoid having the splint apply pressure to the ulnar nerve where it traverses the cubital tunnel at the elbow. With the splints at the side, I can bend my elbow to about 90 degrees but the brace applies pressure to straighten my arm when I exceed about 45 degrees. If I am doing things where I need to bend my elbow more, I loosen the straps. When I want the brace to keep my elbow straighter I tighten them. The inside is lined with very nice soft material, the straps are stretchy, and with the metal splints at the sides I find this very comfortable to wear for long periods of time.The velcro used on this brace loses its stick faster than traditional velcro. Unlike traditional velcro that has relatively long hooks, the hook side of this velcro is a plastic strip with extremely short hooks. These don't hold as well as traditional velcro and get clogged with just a small amount of fluff and hair, then stop working. I tried cleaning the velcro using duct tape, a number of different brushes, and even a small pick to lift and remove the fluff and hairs, but the velcro did not regain its ability to stick well. After only two months of use I am going to have to sew on some traditional velcro (hook side) onto the straps, particularly the middle one.With the splints at the sides, when I bend my elbow there is a lot of pressure on the middle strap and the velcro often lets go. This occurs when I use my arms to do things like lie down in bed, reach to scratch an itch, etc. The velcro on the middle strap also lets go while I sleep, presumably when I move around in my sleep.I have noted this brace as useful for daytime because during the day I need some flexibility, but the brace inhibits me from leaning on my elbow and bending it excessively. Better yet, I can adjust how much I can bend my elbow by how tight I do up the straps. At night, I need a brace that keeps my elbow straighter than this brace is able. It is easy to sleep with my elbow bent 90 degrees or more while wearing this brace. That's because if I bend my elbow then the bedding holds it bent despite the brace applying pressure to straighten, and because the velcro on the middle strap comes undone, alleviating a lot of the pressure to keep the elbow straight.I have found that if I rotate the brace about 20 degrees then the brace keeps my elbow straighter, but unless I get the position exactly right a metal splint applies pressure on the side of a bones at my elbow. While that does not affect the ulnar nerve, it is uncomfortable.If you are seeking a brace that holds the elbow rigidly in one position (straight or almost straight) without applying pressure to the ulnar nerve, then this is not a good choice. If you are seeking a brace the allows the elbow to bend somewhat but that tends to keep the elbow straighter (e.g. less than 90 degree bend) then this works fairly well except for the velcro losing its stick. I gave this only 3 stars because the velcro loses its stick too soon and it allows my elbow to bend more than I would like while I sleep.

This item is exactly what I was looking for, it keep my elbow straight this way my muscle can heal.