How deep is it? I would like one for my elbow and would like a deep one as well as a long one.
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The outside measurements are approximately 15"L x 7.5"W x 6.75"D. The Length and Width were measured in the middle; the unit is beveled so that the top is bigger than the base. The 6.75" depth is the full depth; I'd say that 6 pounds of wax is about 4 inches deep. The unit itself is definitely deep enough for elbows, and the 6 pounds of wax makes elbows doable... though maybe a tad awkward, as another reviewer noted.
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hi ,it was a purchase for my former neighborhood ,as a favor .im sorry i cant help you with answer
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This is at least 4" deep. I love it, use it for my feet, hands and elbows. Feels wonderful every time. Very therapeutic.
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Yes, this paraffin bath is deep enough for using the elbows. I gave this to my father as a gift and he mostly uses it for his hands, and has been satisfied.
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Approximately from wrist to couple inches above elbow, again it depends on how long are your limbs.
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I would advise using a Triathlon bar instead. they come with elbow pads and have the same effect, but let you rest more easily. they also cost about 10x more, but if money is no issue! typically they are adjustable as far as arm length goes.
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What size shirt do you wear? What is the diameter of your elbow? There is a sizing chart on the company website, but I would get one size higher.
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I think that's big as well and I'm not sure what to tell you since the one I have (and the one I reviewed a year ago) is approximately 2" round and less than 1" deep. Will be interesting to see what others say.
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With my right arm extended straight my arm is approx. 33cm. Is this how you determine size or should the elbow area be at 45 degrees?
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I think it will be too large for you. It's about 8x4 and pretty stiff you first get it. Although, you can adjust and tighten the cord that secures it to your forearm. If the widest part of your forearm is less than 8inches around I feel it would be too small. It was a little big for me and took a while to have it fit my arm well and the widest part of my forearm is about 9.5inches wide.
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Hi Jeffrey, We do not have the elbow type of DP extender and are not aware of such a product on market. Please email support@cablematters.com if you have any further questions. Thanks, Cable Matters Support
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Hello,It is 1 - 2 inches and you definitely need another if you are going to use it for an extended length of time.
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Yes, Valerie. I measured it, and looks like 12.5-13 inches. If anyone needed to, they could also wear it on the forearm. I'm even comfortable with it in my pocket or on the elliptical handle, because I know it isn't likely to fall off, and is protected if it did. I've had this for a year and use it every day!
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From their website. For left or right arm, measure around elbow for correct sizing. Available in the following sizes: Small 9.0 - 10.0 in Medium 10.0 - 11.0 in Large 11.0 - 12.0 in
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It is about 36 inches long. If you wanted it longer, I'd probably try to extend it in the center rather than at either end. It is a good product.
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It's a single cuff. If you look at the photo of the unit and the cuff (product photo) it shows the main cuff cylinder which measures 13". I used a plastic tape measure used in sewing to take this measurement. My arm is 12" at the bicep when relaxed and I need to tighten it around my upper arm just a bit when taking a reading. There is an extension flap with velcro that is attached and can probably accommodate an arm diameter up to 19" comfortably-possibly even 20". I will say this. I considered getting a cheaper, handpump bulb type but I have had this for a few days and it is great. Really professional and worth the Amazon price. It's a single cuff. If you look at the photo of the unit and the cuff (product photo) it shows the main cuff cylinder which measures 13". I used a plastic tape measure used in sewing to take this measurement. My arm is 12" at the bicep when relaxed and I need to tighten it around my upper arm just a bit when taking a reading. There is an extension flap with velcro that is attached and can probably accommodate an arm diameter up to 19" comfortably-possibly even 20". I will say this. I considered getting a cheaper, handpump bulb type but I have had this for a few days and... » Read More It's a single cuff. If you look at the photo of the unit and the cuff (product photo) it shows the main cuff cylinder which measures 13". I used a plastic tape measure used in sewing to take this measurement. My arm is 12" at the bicep when relaxed and I need to tighten it around my upper arm just a bit when taking a reading. There is an extension flap with velcro that is attached and can probably accommodate an arm diameter up to 19" comfortably-possibly even 20". I will say this. I considered getting a cheaper, handpump bulb type but I have had this for a few days and it is great. Really professional and worth the Amazon price. « Show Less
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Thanks for the armrest information. For those commenting on the comfort of the armrest, it's not so much about comfort as it is the long-term nerve pressure on the elbows, search on "cubital tunnel syndrome" (not to be confused with carpel tunnel)
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It didn't really work very well for me. I had tennis elbow. You might be better off trying some Salonpas gel.
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My arm is pretty decent sized I honestly would look for a smaller one.... That's my opinion this was almost too big for me and I'm pretty good size myself
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I think the long one might work fine, from what I remember. It was a gift for someone else, so I don't have it with me anymore, sorry!