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Full Knee Compression Sleeve for Sprains, Arthritis, Meniscus Pain

Full Knee Compression Sleeve for Sprains, Arthritis, Meniscus Pain

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The full knee compression support by Body Helix is ideal for sprains to the ligaments of the knee joint, meniscus issues, and injuries to the tendons around your knee joint. The uniform compression of our knee compression sleeve helps to control swelling and supports the structures around your knee while they heal.
Product Description The Body Helix Full Knee brace helps to control pain and swelling without any loss to range of motion. It is our most popular knee compression sleeve, because who hasn’t had a bum knee at some point during their athletic career?The Full Knee brace is ideal for sprains to the ligaments of the knee joint, meniscus issues, and injuries to the tendons around your knee joint. The medical grade compression of our knee brace helps to control swelling and supports the structures around your knee while they heal. It is unmatched in comfort, making it the hands-down choice for those who need to focus on their sport and not on their knee sleeve or their knee pain.Its warmth and comfort make it a go-to for arthritis sufferers. Many arthritis sufferers have found that wearing the Full Knee Helix for 2-3 hours after exercise enables them to have less pain the following day.It provides warmth and support, making it a great post-surgery choice. What is the difference in styles? The Full Knee brace is ideal for those who want the simplicity of a knee compression sleeve that slips on. It covers the entire knee joint, as well as the tendons and muscles for several inches below and above the knee joint.The Knee Helix is the knee support band of choice for those who have a minor meniscus injury or an old meniscus injury, mild arthritis, or patellar tendonitis (jumper’s knee).The Patella Helix is recommended for Osgood-Schlatter Disease, Patellar Femoral Pain Syndrome (runner’s knee), pain behind the kneecap, or patellar tendonitis (jumper’s knee).If you need more information to help decide which knee support is best for you, please read this blog. Proper fit is important Please measure the circumference of your knee at the center of your kneecap, with your leg straight. Please do not measure your thigh. Please do not measure below your kneecap. Which size should I order if I am in between sizes? Please see Sizing Chart in product photos. In general, leaner athletes prefer the smaller size. All others prefer the larger size.