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The function of adjustable knee fixation braces is to usually fix the Angle of the knee joint and protect it. They should be worn under the guidance of a doctor.

As our best-selling goods, Medical Elastic Lumbar Corset is widely used for the treatment of sprain on the waist, chronic lumbar strain, degenerative lumbar disease, and degenerative lumbar instability. Generally speaking, Rigid and semi-rigid braces help relieve lower back pain by applying pressure to the torso to hold the spine in a healthy posture and shift weight from the spinal column to the abdomen, and providing significant support to take pressure off of the weakened or injured spinal structures, including the muscles, joints, discs, and nerve roots.

As a leading manufacturer of orthopedic braces, we are constantly developing better and more comfortable products. Next, we will introduce a thermoplastic product that is easy to use and effectively relieves pain.

The adjustable cervical collar is one of our popular braces and there's several reasons we recommend it to you

The type III back brace support Belt with Pulley System has a wide range of applications. For example, it can be worn in daily life, in offices, and at home. It is also used for external fixation during postoperative recovery. The back panel is designed according to the curvature of the back, fitting closely to the back and providing effective back support, which is beneficial for rehabilitation. 

Osteoarthritis knee brace, also known as degenerative joint disease or elderly-onset osteoarthritis, is a joint disorder whose exact causes are not yet fully understood. It is characterized primarily by degenerative changes in the joint cartilage and secondary bone thickening. Knee osteoarthritis is one of the most common forms of this condition.
Knee osteoarthritis brace is a common condition in daily life. According to statistics from the World Health Organization, approximately 10% of medical issues worldwide are caused by knee osteoarthritis. Generally, after the age of 30, the cartilage in the knees begins to degenerate. By the age of 60, the prevalence of osteoarthritis can reach around 50%. For those over 75 years old, this figure increases to over 80%, and the disability rate associated with it is quite high, reaching around 53%. The impacts of knee osteoarthritis are significan，t; it can hinder a person's mobility, make it difficult to bend the knees, and in severe cases, even lead to bedriddenness, severely affecting daily life and causing long-term pain.