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Breg knee brace can provide support for knee ligament injuries.
Offers required support and immobilization of the knee joint.
Helps hold the knee straight to prevent further damage to the ligament.
It helps to relieve pain and stiffness.
D-rings keep straps flush against the brace during activities.
Available sizes: XS, S, M, M+, L, XL, and XXL.
Pivoting gastroc strap design helps minimize brace migration.
D-rings keep straps flush against the brace during activities.
Extra-grip material to assist in fit and suspension for impact activities
Used for knee ligament injuries or deficiencies, and instability of the knee.
Prefabricated aluminum frame for patients requiring support and stability following ligament injuries.
Place the brace on the patient’s leg and line up the hinges on the sides of the knee.
Make sure the frame is lying flat before you start to attach the straps. The plastic D rings are labeled one through four in the order in which you should attach them.
Then start with strap number one, which is the one right below the back of the knee.
Use the plastic D rings to be the strap through and tighten so each strap fits snug.
Keep out of reach of children.
Avoid physical damage.
Keep it cool and dry places.
The knee brace won’t be necessary while you’re sleeping unless recommended by your doctor.
There are 7 different sizes: XS, S, M, M+, L, XL, and XXL.
The Breg Knee Brace provides stability by limiting excessive sideways or rotational movements of the knee joint.
The Breg Knee Brace is ideal for those who suffer from knee ligament injuries or deficiencies, instability of the knee, etc.
The Breg Knee Brace is worn during activities to provide additional support, stability, and protection to the knee while allowing controlled movement.
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