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About this item • Soft and comfortable Fabric • Provides Stability During Physical Activity • Helps pain Relief and Injury Prevention • Thin and Lightweight Design How Do You Put on a Double Shoulder Brace? It's very easy to wear a double shoulder brace, here is a guide on fitting the two types of Fivali's double shoulder brace. Non-strap Version: 1) Place your hands through the sleeves of the double compression shoulder brace; 2) Align the shoulder brace to the position of the shoulder to be supported and make sure that the curved part of the brace matches the curve of the shoulder; 3)Adjust the elasticity of the shoulder brace to fit the shoulder according to the size you have. Available in strap version: 1) Ensure the double shoulder support brace is laid out flat and all straps are accessible; 2) Slip both arms into the respective sleeves or openings; 3) Make sure the brace is positioned correctly on your shoulders and upper back; 4) Tighten the straps to provide adequate support without restricting movement; 5) Adjust the position of the straps for comfort and effectiveness; 6) Make sure the brace is snug but not too tight.

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Dr. Vishwadeep Sharma is a renowned orthopedic surgeon in Delhi with over 15 years of experience in the field, currently serving as the Director of Arthroscopy & Sports Injuries at Fortis Hospital, Vasant Kunj. His expertise lies in treating shoulder, knee, and sports injuries, making him a go-to specialist for athletes and individuals seeking top-notch care.

r. Siddharth's passion lies in the field of sports injury arthroscopy and joint preservation. After working as Orthopedic Surgeon in the two best medical institutes of India AIIMS New Delhi and CMC Vellore, he has developed various sharp skills and a positive attitude towards his passion for orthopedics has done more than hundreds of hip, ankle and elbow arthroscopic surgeries. He has done hundreds of osteotomy surgeries for knee joint preservation and helping patients to avoid knee replacement at a young age. Indeed, he has done hundreds of joint replacement surgeries including hip knee and shoulder. He has refined his surgical skills after working in various international institutes in France and South Korea.

The story of Amber, a competitive swimmer. Mere milliseconds from having a fast enough time for the Olympics, she injures her shoulder. Shattering her dreams of a gold medal. She will have to get surgery and go through months of physical therapy. What was the point. What was the point if she might never be able to get the change of going to the Olympics again. Things always happen for a reason. But Amber has a hard time believing that.