$65.00
0pp0 Ankle Support W/Strap Features:
- Open heel design allows for comfortable fit and applies less pressure on the sensitive Achilles tendon area.
- Detachable strap may be removed when additional compression is not needed.
- Flexible spiral springs act like tendons to reinforce the ankle.
- Provides comfortable compression for weak or overstressed ankles.
- Relieves pain due to strains or stiffness.
Description
How To Wear:
- Loosen straps and insert foot into the support and position heel in the heel locking area.
- The two stays should be on each side of ankle.
- Secure the upper two hook closures snugly.
- Position the mid section of the surgical elastic strap under the sole.
- Wrap one side of elastic strap diagonally across the top of foot and upward around the ankle joint.
- Secure the hook closure on the side of the ankle support to desired compression.
- Repeat step 5 and 6 to secure another side of elastic strap.
Delivery Info:
- It will take 3-5 business days for us to process and deliver your order.
- Free local delivery only for 3032 & 3039
- Free local pick up available at the clinic
Please note that we are not required to provide a refund or replacement on personal use items unless the item is faulty.
Additional information
| Size | Small, Medium, Large |
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