Sling and Swathe Shoulder Immobilizer for Post-Op & Injury Recovery

Sling and Swathe Shoulder Immobilizer for Post-Op & Injury Recovery

Marsoni

M251S

$23.95

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Sling and Swathe Shoulder Immobilizer for Post-Op & Injury RecoveryFeatures & Benefits Model Name Characteristics HCPCS Code 2384 Sling and Swathe Sling designed to support wrist and hand Figure 8 back straps relieve pressure from the neck Universal sizing and dexterity Elastic insert allows swathe to conform for secure fit Hypoallergenic material and soft edges for user comfort US and Foreign Patents Pending Sizing Chart Product Information Ezy Wrap designed the Sling and Swathe Shoulder Immobilizer to be fully

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The soles on these shoes while they feel comfortable do not provide enough support. I ended up rolling my ankle when walking across a concrete lot when I stepped on a couple of rocks. The soles were so mushy that the side of my foot just rolled out. Due to the height my ankle traveled from the platform shoe to the ground … internal damage happened. I had to have surgery to repair the ligaments providing ankle support. So tread carefully.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2026