The BREG T Scope Elbow Premier is a versatile brace designed to provide fixed or controlled range of motion for the treatment of ligamentous injuries and stable fractures of the elbow or upper arm. Featuring the patented T Scope Premier hinge and telescoping uprights, this brace is tailored for exceptional patient fit and compliance. It stands out as one of the most lightweight and low-profile post-operative elbow braces on the market. The quick lock mechanism prevents unwanted flexion or extension at any angle. Plus, its malleable aluminum bars can be adjusted to accommodate patient swelling and post-operative bandages. Best Used For Stable fractures of the elbow, distal humerus, proximal radius, or ulna Tendon and ligament injuries or repairs (Tommy John surgery, distal biceps tendon repair) Chronic elbow injuries Collateral ligament reconstructions Elbow hyperextension Range of motion control post-injury Tennis elbow release Size and Fit The BREG T Scope Elbow Premier offers a telescoping design that allows it to fit a wide range of patient anatomies. Additionally, the brace features trimmable pads and straps, and the malleable struts can be contoured to accommodate varying arm sizes and shapes. A detachable shoulder sling is included, and there's also an optional Neutral hand accessory for comfortable control to reduce pronation/supination. Material and Quality This elbow brace is constructed with high-quality materials to ensure durability and performance. The T Scope Premier hinge offers adjustable range of motion control, allowing for extension between -10° and 110° and flexion between -10° and 120° in 10° increments. The brace is lightweight, weighing only 13 ounces, and its low-profile design conforms to the arm for greater patient comfort. Product Shipping This item qualifies for Free Shipping across Canada. Return Policy We stand behind our product and offer a hassle-free return policy, ensuring that you can return the brace if it doesn't fit properly or doesn't meet your expectations.Frequently Asked Questions How do I position a tennis elbow strap correctly? Position the strap approximately 2–3 finger-widths below the lateral epicondyle (bony point on the outside of the elbow). The pressure pad should sit over the forearm extensor muscle belly, not directly on the tendon attachment point. Should I wear an elbow brace while sleeping? For cubital tunnel syndrome, a night splint that keeps the elbow in slight extension is often recommended. For tennis or golfer's elbow, wearing a strap during sleep is generally not necessary — follow your physiotherapist's specific advice. Does Medibrace offer free shipping in Canada? Yes. All orders ship free across Canada with tracked courier delivery in 1–2 business days. What is Medibrace's return policy? We offer 30-day hassle-free returns. If your brace doesn't fit or meet your expectations, return it for a full refund. Free return shipping is included. Are Medibrace products covered by insurance in Canada? Many extended health benefit plans cover orthopedic braces. Check with your insurer and ask your physician or physiotherapist for a prescription or letter of medical necessity to support your claim. Browse our full Elbow Braces collection for more options.
