Bodyassist Slip-On Thermal Calf Support

INDICATIONS

• Increases skin and muscle temperature to provide temporary relief from pain/soreness associated with sports injury and arthritic discomfort.
• Increases elasticity and reactivity of muscles.
• Effective management of injuries to muscles, tendons and ligaments.
• Simple sports strains/sprains.
• Arthritic discomfort.
• Calf Strains.
• Shin Splints.
• Varicose Veins.
• Aids in injury recovery and prevention.
• For specific brace selection please consult with your physician before choosing a brace.
• Prescription not required.

WARNINGS

• 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.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Exclusive medical grade, latex free, CR neoprene technology.
• Product combines compression, support and naturally generated body heat for therapy and pain relief.
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• Medoxylin liner provides thermal insulation, moisture draw capacity and air circulation to keep skin well oxygenated and comfortable.
• Facilitates increased blood flow and quicker recovery.
• Light but firm compression counteracts tissue swelling.
• Fits left or right.

CHART & FIT GUIDE

CARE

• Machine washable for easy care.
• Warm water.
• Use mild detergent.
• Do not bleach.
• Do not tumble dry.
• Do not dry clean.
• Hang to air-dry in a well ventilated area.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

• Pull on brace over calf.
• Adjust for comfort.
• 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.