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Heated Shoulder Support Brace advice please
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happyfella
Community member Posts: 486 Pioneering
I suffer from chronic pain and at the moment i put hot water bottles on my shoulder. I suffer from pain on top of the shoulder and also on the side of the shoulder. My daughter has seen this product but i am not sure about it.
I would like to know if anyone has bought one as some of the reviews are positive and some are negative. Some say it stops working after a couple of weeks or months
Is this product worth buying or is there something better
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Hi @happyfella
I'm afraid I don't have any personal experience of this product, or anything particularly similar, so I can't really give a personal recommendation. I've marked your post as unanswered so that other members can see you haven't had an answer yet.
It can often be difficult to know whether to trust reviews, as they can be quite unreliable! Does the product have any kind of warranty or returns policy? -
Tori_Scope said:Hi @happyfella
I'm afraid I don't have any personal experience of this product, or anything particularly similar, so I can't really give a personal recommendation. I've marked your post as unanswered so that other members can see you haven't had an answer yet.
It can often be difficult to know whether to trust reviews, as they can be quite unreliable! Does the product have any kind of warranty or returns policy?it says there are 12 months guarantee from amazon. but i have looked at the same product through different amazon sellers and they are all saying the same negative things. one seller has somehow managed to block his reviews being shown on the product.It just so happens, my wife brought home from work a v shaped pillow that is for neck and shoulder support and at the moment it is giving me support which is great.One thing i have noticed when searching online, is there are not many great online stores for chronic pain. -
As a long retired physio, I actually wouldn't recommend a shoulder brace, unless recommended by your GP or a physio. There isn't sufficient evidence to support bracing unless in the case of shoulder joint instability, & not always then!My first thought was a V-shaped pillow, & great you're finding one helpful.
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