Foam Arm Support for Wrist and Hand Elevation — Contoured 20-Inch Foam Pillow to Reduce Edema

The Foam Arm Support is a two-piece contoured pillow designed to support the wrist and hand, helping reduce edema after surgery or following a stroke. Each piece provides secure elevation and comfortable positioning, aiding therapy and exercises at home.

• Elevation for edema management: Each arm support positions the hand approximately 5 inches above the surface to encourage fluid return during treatment and exercise.
• Contoured forearm trough: A shaped channel cradles the forearm for stable, comfortable positioning while you work through rehab tasks.
• Two-piece set, dimensions: Two supports, each 20 inches long by 5.5 inches wide, designed to work on a lapboard, table, or bed without slipping.
• Material and durability: Made of solid open-cell foam that remains lightweight, supportive, and durable with regular use.
• Non-slip versatility: Easily reposition on different surfaces and stay in place during different exercises or treatments.
• Color and finish: Durable blue foam finish suitable for daily use.

Benefits: This ergonomic elevation solution helps maintain consistent hand positioning during therapy, supports a weak or flaccid upper extremity after stroke, and assists with edema management through reliable elevation. The contoured design reduces strain on the forearm and wrist, enabling longer, more comfortable sessions at home. Lightweight and portable, it travels between a lapboard, table, or bed as needed for various treatment scenarios.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the dimensions? Two pieces, each 20 inches long by 5.5 inches wide; elevates about 5 inches above the surface.
• What is it made from? Solid open-cell foam for light weight and durability.
• Where can I use it? On a lapboard, table, or bed; designed to stay in place during use.
• How many pieces are included? A two-piece arm support set with contoured forearm troughs.
• Who is this product for? People recovering from surgery or stroke, or anyone needing support for a weak upper extremity during therapy.