EpiPoint Elbow Brace
Bauerfeind's EpiPoint is the reference orthosis for the treatment of epicondylitis (tennis elbow, golf elbow). Its compression pad exerts targeted and adjustable pressure on the forearm muscles, effectively relieving the tendons of the elbow. Ambidextrous and one size fits all, it adjusts easily with its Velcro strap for optimal daily comfort.
| Brand: Bauerfeind |
Référence |
12063501080000 |
Associated categories: Splints and orthoses > Elbow splints > EpiPoint elbow orthosis
Features:
- Compression orthosis for the treatment of epicondylitis (tennis elbow, golf elbow)
- Targeted action on the muscle insertion point of the forearm
- Integrated pressure pad for localized relief of tendons
- Individually adjustable pressure according to needs
- Fixation by Velcro strap around the forearm
- Ambidextrous: suitable for right and left arm
- One size adjustable
- Design promoting great comfort for prolonged wear
- Stimulates the healing process while reducing pain
- Partial reimbursement by health insurance on prescription from a specialist doctor (orthopaedics, rheumatology, physical medicine or physiotherapy)
Finally an effective solution to resume my activities without elbow pain.
Frequently asked questions
How to correctly position the EpiPoint orthosis on the forearm?
The orthosis is placed approximately two to three centimetres below the elbow, around the forearm. Position the pressure pad on the painful area then adjust the Velcro strap to achieve comfortable yet effective compression.
Is EpiPoint suitable for tennis elbow and golf elbow?
Yes, this orthosis is designed to treat lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) as well as medial epicondylitis (golf elbow). Its adjustable pressure system allows relief to be adapted to the precise location of your pain.
Can I obtain reimbursement for the purchase of this elbow orthosis?
Partial reimbursement by health insurance is possible if you have a medical prescription issued by a specialist doctor in orthopaedics, rheumatology, physical medicine or physiotherapy. Contact your health insurance fund to find out the exact terms.