
Flamingo Hinged Knee Cap OC2023 S
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Est. delivery 5-7 Days
The Roam OA Knee Brace with open patella helps provide relief from Osteoarthritis.
The Roam Brace is ideal for conservative care or in preparation for surgery.
The Knee brace for knee pain has soft silicone that helps keep the brace in place for steady comfort throughout the day.
The OA knee support for osteoarthritis involves easy mag-align clips to align the strap connections without any fuss.
It is available in various sizes, such as extra-small, small, medium, large, extra-large, double extra-large, and triple extra-large.
The flexible cuffs in the OA knee Brace comfortably support the thigh and calf.
The Donjoy Roam OA Knee Brace has patent-pending comfort straps to help the back of the knee remain free from strap rub.
The brace has built-in stops to control how much the knee can bend or straighten.
The slim hinge design allows the brace to be worn under relaxed clothing for a discrete fit.
Osteoarthritis knee support is easily wearable and removable without allowing you to change any of the doctor’s settings.
The knee brace for knee pain comes with a BOA dial that allows the individuals to tighten or loosen for the perfect fit.
The osteoarthritis knee brace is made with soft-silicone material to keep the brace in place for sturdy comfort.
The dynamic straps and special condyle harness keep pressure off the sensitive skin behind the knee.
Open the buckles and slide the magnetic latches.
Position the hinge.
Connect the magnetic latches and close buckles.
Set BOA dial to full extension.
Tighten the thigh and calf straps.
Position the condyle harness.
Tighten and trim the posterior straps.
Trim Anterior BOA straps.
If you experience any pain, swelling, sensation changes, circulation problems, or any unusual reactions while using the brace, consult a medical professional immediately.
The brace should be worn directly against dry skin.
The brace is intended for use on a single patient and is not intended for use in contact sports.
Braces should not be worn on both right and left legs during activities that may cause the braces to contact each other, resulting in potential loss of control and injury.
Consult a medical professional for your activity limitations.
Do not use this brace if the patient is allergic to any of the materials contained within this product.

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