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Knee Brace

Ergoactive Knee Brace G1 KPA Post Op

$160.00
ErgoBrace for knee is adjustable and telescopic
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Product Details
Brand: Ergoactives

The Ergoactives ErgoBrace is an adjustable, telescopic, over-motion post-op knee brace, designed to protect the knee joint and skin, using the most comfortable, lightweight materials while still providing superior support and adaptability

MADE OF LATEX-FREE ERGONOMIC MEDICAL GRADE MATERIALS

The ErgoBrace knee brace is made up of latex free medical grade materials. It has a special design aimed to protect the knee joint and the skin. It has a soft ergonomic plastic covering all of the metal parts of the brace close to the skin in order to avoid rashes or discomfort.

ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL Universal Fit Adjustable

The ErgoBrace knee brace is a universal fit brace. It has multiple predetermined adjustment levels for adults of all sizes. The brace was designed to provide superior support and adjustability thanks to its unique height adjustable slider technology.

Hinged Immobilizer Technology for ACL, MCL, PCL Injuries

The ErgoBrace knee brace has a hinged immobilizer technology and range of motion limiter as well as over motion adjustability and lock up to 120 degrees. The user’s brace can be customized for all types of injuries and locked to any degree of motion. Just adjust the range of motion limiter to your desired position and it locks with the push of a button, staying in that position until unlocked by the user/medical practitioner by releasing the lock button.

Velcro straps, Long Lasting Breathable Comfort Pads, High Quality Plastic Buckles

The ErgoBrace knee brace contains multiple Velcro straps that allow the user to tighten the brace once positioned in the desired setting. The brace has breathable comfort pads that allow air to flow and do not retain sweat. It also has high quality plastic buckles to ensure that the velcro staps and the overall brace is in the correct position once placed in the user’s knee.

Washable and Reusable Materials

The ErgoBrace knee brace is made up of medical grade materials that are washable and reusable. In case of long term use, the user can wash the brace and make it look brand new as all materials are washable and reusable.

*MATERIALS ARE LATEX FREE

HIGHLIGHTS




SPECIFICATIONS

Height Range Above Hinge (Center): 9.50" - 12.5"

Height Range Below Hinge (Center): 9.50" - 12.5"

Circumference Range Above Hinge: 8.00" - 36.0"

Circumference Range Below Hinge: 8.00" - 22.0"

Range of Motion (ROM): 0º - 120º

Unit Weight: 2.20 lb


WARRANTY
Your ERGO-BRACE KNEE brace is warranted against defects in material and/or workmanship for one (1) year. This warranty does not extend to accessories and non-durable components such as soft goods or straps which are subject to normal wear and replacement. Non-durable or consumable components are warranted against manufacturer defects for 30 days.

RETURN POLICY

This product is non-returnable. It is considered a single-use patient item. Refer to Ergoactives’ Return Policy for further details.

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING

CUSTOMS

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Ergoactives is not responsible for any packages held by international customs agencies and it is not the responsibility of Ergoactives to make the customer aware of these agencies and their actions. Please check with your country's customs office to determine their procedures and any potential charges.

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As with domestic shipping, if a package can't be delivered due to an error entering your shipping address, Ergoactives is not responsible for any additional fees that may incur in order to reroute or reship the package.

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Table of Contents

Orthopedic Knee Brace

Knee braces are a versatile orthopedic solution designed to provide support, stability, and protection for the knee joint, particularly in cases of injury, post-surgery recovery, or chronic conditions. What makes knee braces unique is the combination of functionality, material innovation, and adaptability for various medical conditions and activities.

Targeted Support for a Range of Conditions
Knee braces are developed to cater to specific knee injuries and conditions, such as:

  • Ligament Injuries: ACL (anterior cruciate ligament), PCL (posterior cruciate ligament), MCL (medial collateral ligament), and LCL (lateral collateral ligament) injuries. Specialized hinged braces stabilize and prevent lateral movement.
  • Arthritis: Unloader knee braces are designed to relieve pressure on the knee joint in individuals with osteoarthritis, reducing pain and improving mobility.
  • Meniscus Tears: Functional braces stabilize the knee, preventing further damage while the meniscus heals.
  • Patellar Tracking Issues: Knee braces with patellar stabilization help guide the kneecap and prevent it from moving out of alignment, a common issue with conditions like patellofemoral pain syndrome (runner’s knee).

Types of Knee Braces

  • Prophylactic Braces: These are used by athletes to prevent knee injuries during contact sports.
  • Rehabilitative Braces: Often prescribed post-surgery or after a significant injury, these braces restrict movement to aid healing.
  • Functional Braces: Designed for people with existing injuries, providing support while allowing some movement for day-to-day activities.
  • Unloader Braces: Primarily for individuals with osteoarthritis, they redistribute weight away from the affected part of the knee joint to reduce pain and improve mobility.
Material Innovation for Enhanced Comfort and Durability

Knee braces incorporate high-quality materials for maximum comfort and effectiveness. Some of the commonly used materials include:

  • Neoprene: A flexible, breathable material that provides gentle compression and warmth, enhancing circulation and reducing swelling.
  • Nylon and Polyester Blends: Lightweight and durable, often used in the outer layers to add structure and resilience.
  • Metal or Plastic Hinges: Used in more rigid braces for mechanical support, allowing controlled movement.
  • Gel Pads or Foam Inserts: Provide cushioning, particularly for individuals with patellar issues or osteoarthritis, enhancing comfort during movement.
Customization and Fit

Knee braces come in both custom-made and off-the-shelf models. Custom knee braces are fitted specifically to an individual’s leg, ensuring a perfect fit for maximum support and comfort. Off-the-shelf braces offer adjustable straps, allowing patients to modify tension and compression as needed.

Balancing Mobility and Stability

One of the key aspects of knee braces is their ability to strike a balance between stability and mobility. Athletes, for instance, rely on braces that support the joint while allowing them to remain active. Braces designed for ACL injuries, for example, provide rigid support to prevent side-to-side movement, while allowing forward and backward mobility.

Prevention and Performance

Enhancement
In addition to injury management, knee braces are used proactively by athletes to prevent knee injuries. By offering added stability, compression, and protection during high-impact sports, braces help reduce the risk of ligament tears or hyperextension, allowing athletes to push their performance with confidence.

Revolutionary Designs and Technology Integration

Some modern knee braces integrate **smart technology or biofeedback sensors to track motion, monitor knee stability, and offer real-time insights. This data can help both patients and healthcare professionals adjust rehabilitation strategies, optimizing recovery.

Unique Selling Points:

Dual-Functionality: Many knee braces combine both compression and support, helping in both pain relief and structural integrity.

  • Innovative Designs: Lightweight yet durable materials ensure that even heavy-duty braces do not inhibit movement.
  • Recovery-Boosting Technologies: Features like temperature-regulating fabrics, moisture-wicking linings, and customizable compression levels are designed to enhance recovery while maintaining comfort.

Knee braces are a unique blend of technology, medical innovation, and user-friendly design that address a wide range of needs, making them invaluable for both athletes and individuals with chronic conditions.

Knee Pain

Knee Pain is a common issue that can affect people of all ages. It can result from injuries, overuse, or underlying conditions such as arthritis. The knee is a complex joint, composed of bones, cartilage, ligaments, and tendons, which all work together to provide support and mobility. When any of these structures are damaged or inflamed, it can result in pain and difficulty with movement.

Causes of Knee Pain:

Injury:

  • Ligament injuries (such as an ACL tear) are common in athletes.
  • Meniscal tears can occur from twisting the knee or direct impact.
  • Fractures of the knee bones due to trauma or falls.

Arthritis:

  • Osteoarthritis: A degenerative condition that wears down the cartilage in the knee joint over time.
  • Rheumatoid arthritis: An autoimmune condition that can inflame the knee joint.
  • Tendonitis: Inflammation of the tendons, often from overuse, particularly common in runners (patellar tendonitis).
  • Bursitis: Inflammation of the bursae (fluid-filled sacs that cushion the knee), often caused by kneeling for extended periods.
  • Obesity: Excess weight places extra strain on the knee joint, contributing to pain and the likelihood of developing arthritis.
Symptoms of Knee Pain:
  • Swelling and stiffness in the knee.
  • Weakness or instability when standing or walking.
  • Popping or crunching sounds when moving the knee.
  • Inability to fully straighten the knee.
  • Pain that worsens with physical activity or after long periods of sitting.
Treatment and Management:
  • Rest and Activity Modification: Reducing physical activity to avoid exacerbating pain.
  • Physical Therapy: Strengthening the muscles around the knee to improve stability and flexibility.
  • Medications: Over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen or prescription anti-inflammatory drugs can help manage symptoms.
  • Bracing: Wearing a knee brace to support and stabilize the knee joint.
  • Injections: Corticosteroid injections may be used to reduce inflammation.
  • Surgical Options: In severe cases, procedures like knee arthroscopy or knee replacement surgery may be required.
Prevention:
  • Maintaining a healthy weight to reduce stress on the knees.
  • Strengthening the muscles around the knee, particularly the quadriceps and hamstrings.
  • Warming up before exercise and using proper techniques during physical activities.

Knee pain can greatly impact daily life, but with the right treatment, most individuals can manage their symptoms and maintain mobility.

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