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Topic: An elegant way to cover picc line or any I.V.

Stripman
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Member # 14932

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Just recieved the Mcdavid sleeve for my son. The same brand that NBA players wear minus the elbow protection. He loves the Mcdsvid sleeve. If you would like info check it out at:

http://www.mcdavidusa.com/store/item.asp?DEPARTMENT_ID=130&ITEM_ID=411

And There is also a sleeve made by underarmor, with slight larger biceps which didnt work for him being so skinny from lyme. But a comfortable alternative. Check this one out here:

http://www.underarmour.com/shop/mens/sports/basketball/pid8000068-HeatGear-Shooter-Sleeve/8000068-100

Hope this is not a major repost or in the wrong area, I'll post in general support as well. Enjoy, And keep them clean!

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-Helping My Lymie Son. Right now:
-Using I.V Rocephrin? & Love Haha

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notkrazybrian
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 10621

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I was going to get one, but it was to tite fitting and didnt seem like it would let the site breathe, i dont know thats just what i was thinking if its working out for your son i may get one. brian

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Stripman
Member
Member # 14932

posted

The material is wonderful, he prefers the mcdavid which also streches a lot but the under armor is a bit bigger. Definately worth the buy!

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-Helping My Lymie Son. Right now:
-Using I.V Rocephrin? & Love Haha

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