How do I measure size?
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I measured the circumference of my arm just above my elbow with a tape measure
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Use the chart on their site. For a very snug supportive fit (short term workout), go one size smaller.
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Check and see if there is a size chart. I bought a large for my son. He lifts everyday. And he lives the sleeve he said it really has relieved the pain in his elbow. He also has one for his knee.
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measure around elbow at joint... sizing chart is very accurate so make sure you get an exact measurement
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When measuring, ensure that the elbow is slightly bent (about 30° flexion). Measure the circumference at the level of elbow
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My recommendation is to google "how to measure hands for glove sizes", I just did it myself because I didn't have an answer to her question. There are many website links that can help.
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They have a chart that tells you how to measure. If it is close to the high measure go to the next larger.
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Measure around her head, and look at a size chart. All you have to do is type "hit size chart" into your browser and they will come up.
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You would need to go to retailer with a Dr. Scholl kiosk-measuring device. Do the self evaluation to get your size. Also, go Dr. Scholl's website. They often have rebates/coupons.
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Compare it to a hat of the same brand that fits you. If you are looking to buy a New Era brand see what size you wear in that brand. Or have someone measure your head. The measures for sizes are usually available from online sellers.
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I purchased two, one small and one large, I was able to find the measurements by going on another web site, Lowes/Home Depot and comparing cost got the sizes. good luck!
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Darin, Google ASO sizing chart, it will instruct you on measuring and establishing your size.
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https://www.ossur.com/?PageID=13539The ossur website has measurements for sizing
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Please contact the seller. She will take you through how to determine your correct size.
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If you go to adaptiveclothingshowroom.com there is a sizing chart you can refer to.
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Find s size chart that converts. US sizes to UK. This should help with sizing.
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How do I measure my knee to find the size. Is there a chart to convert inches.
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if you go to therapeutica.com and look up the pillow they have very specific instructions on how to measure your shoulder. Follow the instructions to the letter! (I accidentally used a fabric tape measure, instead of a ruler and got the wrong size pillow the first time.) Your shoulder measurement will tell you what size pillow to order.
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Measure across the palm of your hand. The website gives you exact measurments.
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Take a flexible measuring tape and measure around the palm of your hand, just inside the web of your thumb. That's how I did it and it fit perfectly.
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Simply measure the circumference of your wrist and use the following formula (which is usually quite accurate): Small = 6.9" / Medium = 7.5" / Large = 8.1". Personally I'm small boned for a man, but usually like the comfort and feel of the medium size. I mean they don't necessarily have to fit overly tight, but really it's about your personal taste. Buy the size you believe based on the data above is most correct for your wrist. (Then when you add or change up the color palate for your attire,and purchase additional colors [I have one in every single color] you'll know exactly what is best for you). Best of luck. Simply measure the circumference of your wrist and use the following formula (which is usually quite accurate): Small = 6.9" / Medium = 7.5" / Large = 8.1". Personally I'm small boned for a man, but usually like the comfort and feel of the medium size. I mean they don't necessarily have to fit overly tight, but really it's about your personal taste. Buy the size you believe based on the data above is most correct for your wrist. (Then when you add or change up the color palate for your attire,and purchase additional colors [I have one in every single color] you'll know... » Read More Simply measure the circumference of your wrist and use the following formula (which is usually quite accurate): Small = 6.9" / Medium = 7.5" / Large = 8.1". Personally I'm small boned for a man, but usually like the comfort and feel of the medium size. I mean they don't necessarily have to fit overly tight, but really it's about your personal taste. Buy the size you believe based on the data above is most correct for your wrist. (Then when you add or change up the color palate for your attire,and purchase additional colors [I have one in every single color] you'll know exactly what is best for you). Best of luck. « Show Less