Alimed Hemi Arm Sling Harris Slide Buckle / Hook and Loop Strap Closure One Size Fits Most, 1/EA

Hemi Arm Sling Harris Slide Buckle / Hook and Loop Strap Closure One Size Fits Most, 1/EA

This hemi arm sling helps support the left arm for adult patients with hemiplegia. Buyers looking for easier day-to-day application may appreciate the one-handed design, along with support that distributes arm weight across both shoulders. A padded back panel helps the sling stay in place, and the closure uses a slide buckle with a hook and loop strap.

Good Fit For

• Adult left-arm support for hemiplegia
• Situations where one-handed application is helpful
• Settings where reduced sling slipping matters

Key Features

• Hemi arm sling for left arm support in adult users
• Made for patients with hemiplegia
• Arm weight is broadly distributed across both shoulders for balanced support
• Padded back panel helps prevent slipping during wear
• One-handed application can simplify daily use
• Slide buckle and hook and loop strap closure allows adjustment

Applications and Usage

• Supporting the left arm for an adult patient with hemiplegia
• Applying an arm sling when one-handed use is important
• Using a sling that helps distribute arm weight across both shoulders

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This sling is intended for the left arm.
• The product is one size fits most, so buyers may want to confirm fit needs for the intended user.
• Closure style uses both a slide buckle and a hook and loop strap.

FAQ

• Which arm is this hemi arm sling made for? This sling is intended for the left arm.
• Who is this sling meant for? This hemi arm sling is for adult patients with hemiplegia.
• Can this sling be applied with one hand? Yes. The sling is designed for one-handed application.
• How does this sling help with support? The sling broadly distributes the weight of the arm across both shoulders, which can help with support during wear.
• What helps keep the sling from slipping? A padded back panel helps prevent the sling from slipping.

From Harris by Alimed.