Tynor - Range of Motion (R.O.M.) Knee Brace 15

Frequently Asked Questions

• What should I look for when buying a knee brace?
  When choosing a knee brace, look for levels of protection ranging from 1 to 3+. A Level 1 Brace offers the least amount of support, but is the most flexible, such as a knee sleeve. Its best for pain relief and mild to moderate support when remaining fully active
• What is the difference between a knee brace and a knee support?
  The key difference between a knee sleeve and a knee brace is that a brace is meant to protect the anterior knee and patella, while the sleeve does not provide the same ligament support.
• Is a brace good for knee pain?
  A knee brace is one tool in managing the discomfort of knee osteoarthritis. A brace might help reduce pain by shifting your weight off the most damaged portion of your knee. Wearing a brace can improve your ability to get around and help you walk comfortably
• What is a ROM (Range of Motion) knee brace?
  The ROM brace has metal hinges on both sides of the knee and fastens with hook and Loop straps over foam bands
• Are knee braces effective?
  If worn consistently, a knee brace can offer some stability and increase your confidence in your knee. Some evidence suggests that knee braces can help reduce symptoms and improve function in people who have knee osteoarthritis
• How long do you keep a knee brace on?
  You will need to wear a knee brace while the ligament heals, typically four to six weeks.