Provides firm immobilization to the knee, keeping it in a straight and properly aligned position to aid recovery. Assists in the healing process for conditions such as ligament injuries, patella dislocations, fractures, and post-operative recovery by preventing harmful movements. Helps reduce pressure on injured muscles, ligaments, and tissues, allowing them to heal.

It is recommended to have this product applied by a healthcare practitioner. Unfasten all the hook and loop straps. Place the immobilizer under your leg, ensuring the back splints are centered on the leg. Position the brace so the opening is centered over your kneecap. Fasten the straps just above and below the knee first to secure the brace and prevent it from slipping. Proceed to fasten the remaining straps in an alternating fashion (below and above the knee) until all are secure. Adjust all straps for a snug, yet comfortable fit, ensuring the grip is firm enough to immobilize the knee.

Consult a healthcare professional before using this product, especially after surgery or if you have pre-existing medical conditions. This device is not meant to get wet; do not wear it while bathing. If you experience any skin rash or irritation, discontinue use and consult your healthcare provider immediately. Ensure the leg remains straight, even when the brace is temporarily removed for hygiene or wound care. If the immobilizer consistently slides down your leg, you should stop and readjust the straps to ensure a proper fit.

For washing, hand wash the brace in cool water with a mild soap. Rinse it thoroughly and let it drip dry on a flat surface. Do not use a washer, dryer, bleach, or iron. When sitting or lying down, keep your leg elevated on a chair or pillows to help manage swelling. To determine the correct size, measure the circumference of your mid-thigh (approximately six inches above the knee) and compare it to the size chart on the product's packaging.