OrthoTape Long Arm Cast Kit (LAC) | Full Arm Cast for Broken Humerus, Elbow & Forearm

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Long Arm Cast Kit (LAC) — Complete Full Arm Cast for Broken Humerus, Elbow & Forearm Fractures

The OrthoTape Long Arm Cast kit is a complete, professional-grade solution for upper arm and elbow immobilization. Whether you need a cast for a broken humerus, an elbow fracture, or a radius/ulna injury, this full arm cast kit has every component pre-selected and sized — fiberglass tape, cast padding, stockinette, and gloves — ready for your next cast application or midterm cast change. 16+ color choices.


🎨 Why Buy Direct from OrthoTape?

Most doctor's offices stock only 2–3 basic cast colors because they don't want to manage large inventories. That means you're often stuck with white or beige — for a cast you'll wear for weeks. OrthoTape offers 16+ colors at a fraction of what clinics charge. Same professional-grade materials. Your color. Your choice. Many patients bring their OrthoTape kit to their appointment — doctors are happy to use it. You can also purchase this kit for your midterm cast change and save significantly on the materials cost.


✅ Key Features

  • Complete long arm cast kit — fiberglass tape, cast padding, stockinette, and gloves included
  • Waterproof fiberglass — durable, lightweight, water-resistant once cured
  • 16+ color choices — far more than most medical offices stock
  • Professional quality — same materials used by medical professionals
  • Versatile sizing — suitable for teen/adult and pediatric patients (ages 5–12)
  • Same-day shipping — orders placed by 2 PM EST ship same day
  • FSA/HSA eligible — medical casting supplies qualify for flexible spending accounts

🦴 Common Uses — When Is a Long Arm Cast Needed?

A long arm cast (also called a full arm cast) immobilizes the elbow joint along with the forearm and wrist. It is most commonly prescribed for:

  • Broken humerus (upper arm bone fracture) — the most common reason for a long arm cast
  • Elbow fractures (distal humerus, olecranon, radial head)
  • Radius and ulna fractures requiring elbow immobilization
  • Post-operative immobilization after elbow or upper arm surgery
  • Severe sprains requiring extended immobilization of the elbow
  • Pediatric supracondylar fractures

📦 Kit Contents

Component Quantity
Fiberglass Cast Tape 3 rolls of 3" & 1 roll of 2"
Cast Padding 3 rolls of 3" & 1 roll of 2"
Stockinette Teen–Adult: 36" of 3" (choice of color) + 12" of 1" for thumb
Child (5–12): 36" of 2" (choice of color) + 12" of 1" for thumb
Gloves 2 pairs

Size Guide: For teens to adults, use the 3-inch stockinette. For children ages 5–12, use the child size. For children under 5, consult your doctor.


📸 Application Guide

OrthoTape Long Arm Cast Kit step-by-step application guide showing how to apply a full arm cast for broken humerus or elbow fracture

🎬 Video Tutorials


OrthoTape long arm cast kit available in 16+ colors of fiberglass cast tape and 8 colors of stockinette

Authorized Dealer: OrthoTape is an authorized distributor of professional-grade casting supplies. All products meet or exceed industry standards. FSA/HSA Eligible. HCPCS: A4570. This product should be applied by a trained medical professional or for educational training. Always consult a doctor before use. Never apply fiberglass cast tape directly to the skin. Printed tape (Camo) is a polyester fabric instead of fiberglass. OrthoTape provides a satisfaction guarantee — photo proof required for returns or replacements.


💬 Frequently Asked Questions

What is a long arm cast and when is it used?

A long arm cast (also called a full arm cast) immobilizes the elbow, forearm, and wrist in a single rigid cast. It is most commonly used for a broken humerus (upper arm bone), elbow fractures, and forearm fractures where the elbow must be kept still to allow proper healing. The cast typically holds the elbow at a 90-degree angle.

How long do you wear a long arm cast for a broken humerus?

Most patients wear a long arm cast for a broken humerus for 6 to 8 weeks, depending on the severity of the fracture, the patient's age, and the treating physician's protocol. Children often heal faster than adults. Your orthopedic surgeon will monitor healing with X-rays and determine when the cast can be removed or transitioned to a shorter cast or brace.

What is the difference between a long arm cast and a short arm cast?

A long arm cast (full arm cast) extends from the upper arm or just below the shoulder down to the palm, immobilizing the elbow. A short arm cast only covers the forearm and wrist, leaving the elbow free. Long arm casts are required when the elbow joint must be immobilized — such as with humerus fractures, elbow fractures, or certain forearm fractures.

Can I bring my own cast kit to my doctor's appointment?

Yes — many patients bring their OrthoTape kit to their appointment. Doctors are generally happy to use patient-supplied materials, and you'll save money on the casting materials portion of your visit. It's best to have your kit in hand 1–2 days before your appointment. Order by 2 PM EST for same-day shipping.

Is this kit FSA or HSA eligible?

Yes. OrthoTape casting supplies are FSA/HSA eligible medical products. HCPCS code A4570 applies to casting supplies. Check with your plan administrator for specific coverage details.


⭐ Why Choose OrthoTape

100% Satisfaction Guarantee — photo proof required for returns or replacements
Same-day shipping — orders by 2 PM EST
Professional-grade materials — meet or exceed industry standards
Expert support — our team is available to answer any questions

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