$144.95
The knee brace’s elastomeric web design relieves pain by dispersing pressure, with dual-axis hinges for support and a fitted sleeve for comfort.
A knee brace can be used for both prevention and treatment. Some individuals wear a brace to help prevent injuries, particularly if they have a history of knee problems. Others may need a brace to support the joint while ligaments and soft tissues heal.
Yes, knee braces are effective for a range of common knee injuries and conditions, offering support and relief. They are particularly useful for managing sprains, strains, patellar instability, post-surgery recovery, and osteoarthritis. While outcomes can differ from person to person, many people experience pain reduction and improved healing with the use of a knee brace.
Knee sleeves function by providing gentle compression and added stability to the joint. This compression helps support the knee, reduces swelling, and encourages better blood circulation, which can assist in the healing process.
Healthcare professionals, including orthotists, physiotherapists, and GPs, evaluate patient needs to recommend the most suitable knee brace.
The length of time you should wear a knee brace varies based on individual factors and goals. If you’re wearing a knee sleeve for prevention, you may only need it during physical activity. However, if you’re using a knee brace for injury treatment, it may be necessary to wear it until the injury has fully healed.
| Size | Medium/Large, X-Large/2X-Large, X-Small/Small |
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Primed Rehab
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Australia, QLD
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