PLEASE NOTE: You can return or exchange unused products in excellent condition and original packaging within 15 days of receipt. Federal Law prohibits the reuse of medical supplies; therefore returns of medical supplies are only accepted in cases of manufacturer defect.
For health and hygiene reasons, some items (briefs, graduated compression hosiery, nursing bras and lingerie) are not returnable or exchangeable once the packaging has been opened EXCEPT for the reason of manufacturing defect.
Product Features and Benefits:
Our MAXAR Airprene Knee Brace (open patella) (NKN-209) is made of breathable neoprene.
Provides excellent support for the knee and patella.
Designed with a reinforced padded patella opening which eliminates direct pressure and stabilizes the kneecap.
Provides uniform all-way stretch compression and support
Retains body heat
Increases circulation and reduces swelling.
Terry Cotton lining helps minimize sweating and reduces skin allergies.
Comfortable to wear daily during long periods of time.
It is offered in S, M, L, XL and 2XL sizes. Available in blue color.
To determine size please measure circumference at midsection of knee while in standing position.
Highly recommended by Doctors for:
Sports activities for prevention of sprains, strains and other knee injuries
Rehabilitation and treatment after injuries and surgeries.
Measure curcumference at midsection of a knee while in a standing position.
Description:
Product Features and Benefits: This MAXAR Wool Knee Brace with
Spiral Metal Stays (TKN 201 M) is made with 56% wool Provides natural warmth, doesn't irritate the skin and helps ...
Description:
Adjustable Support for Injured or Arthritic Knees Plush binding for
durability and to help prevent chafing. Soft, neoprene blend material is breathable and allows excess heat and moisture to escape ...
Description:
New Support Your Active Life® Designed to help prevent re
injury Keeps knee joint warm and limber Antimicrobial treatment for odor control Fits right or left knee Dual precision straps ...
