User reviews

I had a Masalo cuff prescribed for me after a lot of back and forth because of the price, so it wasn’t too expensive.

I wore it for 3 days and one of the elastics was out of the seam…very annoying, especially at that price. But after an email to the manufacturer I got a replacement immediately and was even allowed to keep the defect. Great service and top three really helps.

I could no longer do anything without pain. With the cuff, everything is possible again.

Clear purchase recommendation. I hope that my tennis elbow will soon be cured.

I had problems with my tennis/mouse arm from time to time. The doctors I went to always prescribed these standard bandages that didn’t help at all. Even after wearing them for several weeks, the symptoms were hardly any better.

Then I found the Marsalo bandage. At first I was sceptical because I had already tried a lot of things, but this thing is really great!!!!

I had hardly worn the Masalo for a week and the pain was much less. In the meantime (approx. 3 – 4 weeks) I am almost completely free of complaints. I’ll wear it for a few more weeks so that it heals completely and doesn’t come back.

It’s not a miracle cure, you need a bit of patience, but you notice how the symptoms are getting better and better. A big thank you to the inventor(s) of this support!

Even though I had to pay the costs myself, this support is worth every euro! I really recommend everyone to try the support. It helps!

Moin,

I am a lorry driver, and in the spring of 2021 I suddenly could no longer lift or grip anything, especially my ‘long arm’. After my visit to the orthopaedist, I was diagnosed with ‘tennis elbow’ on my left side.

First I got a zinc bandage, then massages, of course I was unable to work, my GP prescribed me a cuff in between, which I took to the cellar after wearing it for 12 hours, as the pain was unbearable.

In the meantime, I read through Dr. Google and came across a TV report from WDR about the “Masalo cuff”.

This report was very convincing and convinced me immediately. So I went to the orthopaedist and wanted to have the “Masalo cuff” prescribed, but he refused.

After I pointed out to him once again that the “Masalo cuff” does fall under the “Heilmittelförderplan” (or whatever it’s called), he wanted to check it out and finally prescribed it for me. (Additional payment at the time was € 70, but I would have bought it without a prescription).

I picked up the “Masalo cuff” at the medical supply store and had it explained to me how to use it, which was more difficult than I thought because this cuff is hardly ever prescribed and the staff member had to read up on it first. I wore the “Masalo cuff” continuously from then on, even to sleep. I only took it off to shower and to wash the cuff (I did this at 40°C). And here it comes:

I was able to work again from the first day, because I was pain-free, except for the small ankle at the elbow, which was painful,

and after eight months I was completely symptom-free.

If the figures are roughly correct, that you are unable to work for about 3 months on average, and are only completely symptom-free after 2-3 years, and …

… you don’t have to endure any medication, radiation, surgery, or all the other ‘cure suggestions’, then the few euros that the “Masalo cuff” costs are a real bargain.

P.S. I don’t understand why the health insurance companies don’t ask the patients …

Greetings from the far north, and many thanks for this really good invention.

I contracted a very painful tennis elbow from my 30 years as a draughtswoman (I work 8 hours at a PC). After physio and stretching exercises by Liebscher&Bracht, the pain did not improve. I hardly used my right arm any more, every movement was a torture.

By chance I stumbled across the Masalo cuff. I was very lucky and my doctor prescribed it, and at the same time I started shock wave therapy. I have been wearing the cuff since 18.03.22. The relief was noticeable relatively quickly and after 3 weeks I thought I was out of the woods. Then I didn’t wear the cuff for 3 days and it got worse every day.

So now I wear it again day and night, but I have the feeling that it doesn’t help so well anymore. That worries me a bit. I can’t stretch my arm now without the familiar pain. I wonder when I will finally be pain-free even with the cuff?

You have to get used to the fit of the cuff, but it works quite well after a while. The only thing that bothers me is that it is very sensitive to dirt. Just wearing it in the fresh air is enough to get it dirty.

Kind regards

I contracted tennis elbow in May last year, I had problems before, but most of the time it went away after a break of about 2 weeks, but not this time.

So off to the doctor yes injection here joke medicine there not strong load easier said than done in June then sent to radiotherapy where the doctor told me there for they are actually quite young (30) well still made in the hope that it finally gets better, but was not better.

In August I bought the Masalo cuff and have been wearing it since then until today (28.3), except for sleeping, then I went to the physio on my own and what can I say, it’s gone, completely, biceps curls, everything works wonderfully again.

I still wear them in the gym sometimes because I’m afraid that something might pinch, but otherwise everything’s top, I think the combination of the Physio cuff has brought the breakthrough, thank God!

So a big thank you to Harry Röder for this great invention.

Best regards Marco.