Lonnie Brace - Comfortable Elbow Brace for Tendonitis, Tennis Elbow, and Cubital Tunnel Syndrome for Men and Women
Brand: Innovation Institute LLC
Color: Black
The Lonnie Brace is the only 2-in-1 elbow brace available. Go from day to night knowing your elbow is protected. The unique design of the Lonnie Brace allows users to switch between a flexible and a rigid design, offering relief and healing from daytime activities through sleep hours. Comfortable and Flexible or Rigid (user option). Easily worn day and night. ONLY elbow brace on market to cushion elbow and decompress ulnar nerve. Only brace that prevents injury and re-injury during day. Removable, Rigid Hinge attachment for bonus relief during sleep if needed. Can be worn on either arm. Irritation of the ulnar nerve tends to be exacerbated during sleep, while sitting at a desk or throwing a ball. There are braces available on the market to treat the problem, however most are cumbersome, difficult to use and uncomfortable, which in turn reduces patient compliance. As a result, Dr. Martino designed The Lonnie Brace to provide a superior and effective alternative to current treatment options. Specifically contoured, comfortable, and easy to use, the elbow brace effectively helps alleviate symptoms and promotes healing. The Lonnie Brace has been utilized effectively to treat tendinitis at the elbow and other injuries plaguing the elbow area. What Does The Lonnie Brace Treat? Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Pain Ulnar Nerve Damage Pain Tendinitis Pain Complex Repetitive Strain Injuries Golf & Tennis Elbow “It's the bomb! My elbow has been giving me a lot of problems for a long time. I tried The Lonnie Brace, and within a week or so the pain went away! I love it, I wear when I work out and even at work.” -Rob Andrew, NJ “I was so worried I needed surgery. This brace finally cured my symptoms.” -Study Participant Brace comes in one size, M/L
Comfortable and flexible elbow brace designed by a neurologist trained in nerve and muscle problems.
Designed to cushion elbow area
Isolates point of injury from contact with brace and other surfaces
Displaces pressure and friction away from the ulnar nerve
Allows the point of injury time to heal, decompress and prevents further injuries from occurring