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Physiotherapy Designed Orthopaedic Supports
We've used all of our 10+ years physiotherapy experience to design the perfect range of orthopaedic supports for any condition.
Recover from recent injury, ease the pain of long term chronic conditions or buy for a loved one. Whatever the reason, our motto is "Be the best you".
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Save big on the 'Complete Knee Recovery Package'
The Hinged Knee Brace should be used in the injury early stages, or when a flare up requires maximum protection. The adjustable knee support is perfect for everyday usage and rehabilitation of the knee. The knee compression sleeve is a long-term light support which should be worn to combat swelling, providing light compression during inactivity, times when you knee feels stronger and through the tail end of your recovery process.
Total: £55.97 £41.97
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Customer Testimonial
"I bought this support following a Gr2 injury to me left knee. The support is easy to fit and is lighter construction to ones I've used before. Level of support I need gives me confidence to continue walking any significant distance. More than happy with this product. Arrived soon after ordering which was essential to me. Good value as well!"
Richard H
Knee Support, Adjustable Fit - Reduces knee pain & discomfort
Customer Testimonial
"Great comfortable support, easily adjusted, worn over socks, heat retaining. Very good with slip on shoes. Wont make the pain go away, but greatly eases it for me, makes walking the dog a lot more easier!"
Annoymous
Ankle Support with Reinforcing Strap - Stabilises & Supports
Customer Testimonial
"When the status of my order had changed to shipped within minutes of the order being placed, I had high expectations. The product was delivered as stated, well packaged and is of a high quality that fully meets my expectations. In addition I am feeling the benefit of the support after only a few days of wearing it. Excellent, highly recommended."
Annoymous
Knee Support - Extra Large, Adjustable Fit - Cushioned Open Knee Cap
Customer Testimonial
"After developing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in my left wrist resulting in pins and needles, I thought I would try this support. I am really pleased to say it has helped a lot with a reduction in pain. This will be a great help until my operation."
Colin J
Wrist Support - With Reinforcing Bar. Perfect for Carpal Tunnel or Sprained Wrist
Customer Testimonial
"My knee was so painful and swollen I honestly didn't think anything would help,but on purchase of the knee brace I have been proved wrong as the pain has virtually gone and the swelling is beginning to go down slightly I am very happy with my purchase."
Dors S
Knee Support, Adjustable Fit - Reduces knee pain & discomfort
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Home Workouts: How to Exercise With an Injury
Exercising at home is something you are likely to love or hate. Which one are you? Many people find it challenging and can take the wrong approach or get injured as soon as they start. Here is some advice to help if you want to work out but you’re already injured or in pain.
You might be just starting to get into home workouts, however, if you have an injury you might have to think differently about how you do it. For example, High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) requires a lot of energy and many of the workouts are high impact which can be difficult for sore joints.
