Bodyassist Achilles Tendon Strap - Secure Fit & Pain Relief

SKU	WEIGHT	PACK DIMS	BARCODE/EAN
Bodyassist Achilles Tendon Support S-M 3361 BARCODE 9315543608158 ✔ Copied!	65.00 gms	150x100x50 mm
Bodyassist Achilles Tendon Support L-X 3363 BARCODE 9315543608165 ✔ Copied!	65.00 gms	150x100x50 mm

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	Bodyassist Achilles Tendon Support Strap

The Bodyassist Achilles Tendon Support Strap applies mild compression through the Achilles tendon via a uniquely shaped gel buttress.

Helps disperse forces common to running and jumping.
The underfoot strap allows controlled vertical relief as well as fore/aft positioning at the heel.
Acts like athletic tape.
Medical grade CR neoprene is lightweight, has therapeutic warmth & superior compression.
LATEX FREE.
Lined both sides for comfort.
Fits left or right.
Washable & hygienic.

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Medical Data

The manufacturer/importer will not be held responsible for any misuse of this product.
If pain increases or persists discontinue use and consult a physician.
No brace can totally prevent injury and no guarantee is made either expressed or implied that injury will be prevented by this product.
To maintain quality the manufacturer reserves the right to alter specifications and materials without prior notice.
Individuals with allergic reactions to rubber/latex should not use such products.
Unless otherwise specified this product contains rubber/latex content.
Please seek medical advice prior to use if you suffer from circulatory problem.

Position gel buttress over achilles tendon and secure around ankle.
Wrap stirrup strap under foot and attach on opposite side of ankle.
Place foot in shoe and close laces to secure.
May be worn with bare feet.
You should feel firm compression and protection.
Do not apply over open wounds or if you have a susceptibility to dermatitis.
Compression to be firm, yet not too tight so as to restrict.
Always choose the most suitable support for the specific activity and/or injury you may be experiencing.
If unsure consult a physician.