Is a Knee Brace Necessary to Relieve Pressure from Osteoarthritis?
This knee brace for osteoarthritis is ideal for relieving pressure on your painful knee joint, whether you are recovering from surgery, experiencing natural wear due to osteoarthritis, or dealing with a ligament injury. By reducing pressure on the joint, the brace can help delay knee surgery.
To learn more about the features, benefits, and uses of this brace, please keep reading!

Key Features and Benefits
One size fits most
The one-size design fits most men and women of normal to overweight build. Thanks to its adjustable design, the straps can be adapted to thighs with a circumference of up to 30 inches.
Low-profile and lightweight
The relief brace is lightweight, flexible, and slim in design, with foam padding and medically molded plastic to minimize skin irritation and sensitivity.
Reduces pressure on the inside (medial) or outside (lateral) of your knee joint.
This varus-valgus corrector adapts to your needs and offers excellent stability at a low weight by reducing pressure on the inner or outer side of your knee. You can adjust the support for the outer (lateral) or inner (medial) side using the provided tools. The vertical supports prevent the knee from bending.
Strap system for easy and quick attachment
The strap system allows for individual adjustment and also includes fastening straps for quick and easy attachment.
Built-in anti-slip grips to prevent slipping
The interior is designed to be non-slip and provide a secure grip throughout the day.
Includes optional flexion and extension inserts to control range of motion.
The built-in flexion and extension inserts prevent excessive bending and hyperextension. The ROM brace’s adaptability allows it to accommodate the most common injuries and provides postoperative support after surgery.
Important Instructions
Knee problems due to osteoarthritis65 Changes in meniscal tissue. Tibial plateau fractures, avascular necrosis, and repairs of articular cartilage defects are examples of non-compartmental knee issues requiring pressure reduction. Any non-contact activity
Frequently Asked Questions
What conditions are treated with this knee compression brace? Rheumatoid arthritis, knee osteoarthritis (OA), cartilage degeneration in the knee joint due to bone-on-bone contact, meniscal displacements, and unicompartmental knee problems requiring pressure reduction—such as avascular necrosis, repair of articular cartilage defects, or tibial plateau fracture—can become less painful with the osteoarthritis knee brace.
Who can use the ROM brace? When purchasing, simply select the right or left leg; it is universal and fits most patients effortlessly. The straps are adjustable to fit even thicker thighs up to a 30-inch circumference.
How do I choose the right size? Sit on a chair with your leg extended and use a flexible tape measure. Measure the circumference of your leg six inches above and below the center of your kneecap. We recommend asking a friend or family member to help for the most accurate measurements. To select the correct size, please refer to our size chart in the images above.
How should the brace be applied? Position strap 1 while seated. Fasten straps two to four in this order. If the straps are uncomfortable, adjust their position. Use the tools for precise adjustments. Check comfort by trying the brace on again.
What size hex key is needed? Your purchase includes all necessary tools, but if the hex key is lost, you can easily use a standard 3.0 hex key.