Indication:
1. Mild to moderate acute sprains
2. Ankle fracture or fracture recovery period use
3. Ankle instability
4. Ankle joint ligament release, ligament injury
5. Easy dislocation, habitual sprain, broken foot
6. Prevention of sports work trauma
Feature:
1. Oxford cloth plus the inner side of the mesh, increasing breathability
2. Non-slip pads sewn on the internal heel to reduce heel displacement during wear
3. The strap can be adjusted at will to tighten
4. Velcro straps for multi-directional reinforcement
5. Lightweight, soft, and can be worn into the shoe
This product can be with plastic support bar or aluminum support bar, or without support bar
Size: S/M/L/XL/2XL
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Ordinary bag; Zipper bag; Customized box, etc.
Why CHOOSE US:
1. We are a manufacturer, we can supply the more competitive price. And we can supply you the OEM and ODM service, we can design and make the products that you want.
2. Our products are industry qualified, such as ISO13485, CE, FDA, MDR.
3. We have advanced technology and we have strict quality control. That's why our products are high quality products.
4. High quality raw materials and competitive prices.
5. The larger quantity you order, the better price you will get.
6. We have a professional team to provide you with professional services.
FAQ
Q1: Can you wear an ankle brace all day?
Ankle braces can help us limit excessive displacement of the ankle joint and increase its stability. However, there are some drawbacks to the brace. If you wear it every day to prevent injury, you are likely to weaken your ankle from constant use.
Q2:Should I wear an ankle brace at night?
Wearing a heavy duty ankle brace to bed can be uncomfortable and detrimental to circulation. It is recommended to wear a tight fitting compression sleeve at night for some light support.
Q3:How long should I wear an ankle brace?
A few days or a few weeks. Depending on the severity of your injury, you will typically wear a brace for anywhere from 10 days to 6 weeks. As long as your ankle is swollen, painful or unstable, you should continue to wear the brace. The exact length of time will need to be based on your doctor's recommendation.
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