The Medi Epicomed Elbow Support combines anatomical compression knit, integrated silicone support pads and an adjustable tension strap for targeted support during daily activity, work and rehabilitation. Who It’s ForDesigned for adults seeking support for lateral or medial epicondylitis, elbow swelling or irritation, arthritis-related joint effusion, and clinician-directed post-operative or post-traumatic rehabilitation. Who It’s Not ForDo not use over injured or inflamed skin, with arm sensitivity or circulation disorders, or where unexplained soft-tissue swelling or lymphatic drainage disorders are present. Ask a healthcare professional if you are unsure. Key Benefits Compressive anatomical knit supports the elbow without unnecessary bulk. Textured silicone pads create a gentle massage effect during movement. Removable tension strap allows personalised pressure. Breathable, moisture-managing fabric supports extended wear. Comfort zone at the elbow bend helps reduce constriction and pressure. Product Specifications Brand: Medi Type: Knitted elbow support with silicone pads and tension strap Sizes: 1–6 SKUs: MK400211–MK400216 Size & Fit GuideMeasure forearm circumference approximately 5 cm below the centre of the elbow, then use the View Size Guide to select size 1–6. How to Use Select the correct size from your forearm measurement. Pull the support over the forearm and centre the elbow in the shaped comfort zone. Position the silicone pads around the inner and outer elbow. Adjust the removable strap to a comfortable pressure. Care InstructionsFollow the Medi care label. Remove or secure the tension strap before washing and air dry away from direct heat. Frequently Asked QuestionsHow do I choose my size?Measure the forearm approximately 5 cm below the elbow centre and match the result to sizes 1–6 in the View Size Guide.Is the compression strap removable?Yes. The strap can be removed or adjusted for individual pressure.Can it support tennis and golfer’s elbow?Yes. The manufacturer lists both lateral and medial epicondylitis among its intended uses.
