Left / Right:
Size:
The open web framework creates a comfortable and breathable fit
Webbing design offers shock absorbing support and helps to reduce pain
Elastic and flexible hinges provide stability and easy movement
Back pad fits and conforms better to the knee
Is softer, more breathable and more lightweight
Used to treat mild to moderate patellofemoral pain or maltracking and mild to moderate osteoarthritis of the knee
It is used to reduce pain by shock absorption and by returning kinetic energy to the knee.
Helps to improve the condition in which the cartilage under the kneecap is damaged due to injury or overuse
Elastomeric web design helps to reduce pain by dispersing energy across the knee
Acts to dynamically stabilize the patella on all sides, bringing the patella into proper tracking position to reduce pain for patients
It has dual-axis hinges that are flexible, creating synergy with the elastomeric web for optimal fit and support
The adjustable strapping at the top and bottom allow uniform pressure across the knee
Pull on sleeve until comfortable and patella is centered in the hour glass shaped opening
Lay web over top of knee joint, centering web by aligning opening with patella
Thread tabs on one side of back pad through inside openings on web and affix hook portions to loop face of back pad
Once all tabs are affixed to assure proper tightness, lift and pull both of lower tabs until snug
Repeat for top pair of tabs -brace should be snug and comfortable, do not over tighten
Keep out of reach of the children
Avoid any physical damage
Both the plastic parts and pads can be hand wash with mild soap in lukewarm water
Rinse both thoroughly
Air dry separately
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