BMS Distribution via Amazon has
2-Pack Modvel Foot & Ankle Brace on sale below for prices starting
from $10.03 when you clip the coupon on the product page and apply the corresponding promo codes at checkout.
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Available Colors / Sizes:- A Black
- Small $10.03
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- Medium $10.37
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- Large $10.03
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- X-Large $10.37
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- XX-Large $11.05
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- XXX-Large $10.71
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- A Skin / Nude
- Small $10.94
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- Medium $10.94
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- Large $10.94
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- X-Large $10.78
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Features:- Ankle brace for sprained ankles for speedy recovery from plantar fasciitis, achilles tendonitis & foot injuries. Significant reduction in pain & swelling, calibrated compression levels by ankle support for women & men.
- Comprehensive protection with our achilles tendon support & foot brace combination. Crafted with a stretchy knitted construction, effectively stabilizes feet during a range of activities & minimizing the risk of injuries.
- Boasts a premium fabric infused with Copper ions, delivering breathability & a lightweight feel. Comfort-focused ankle support keeps your feet feeling fresh & dry throughout the day.
- Elevate your workout experience with our ankle brace for running compression socks. Whether you're into basketball, hiking, or other physically demanding activities, our ankle brace is your reliable companion. Additionally, our socks are compatible with Fracture & Cast Boots, making them ideal for those recovering from injuries and seeking to maintain their active lifestyle.
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For my arm tendonitis, an elastic sleeve helped. It needed to be part of a physical therapy plan including light-weight lifting (somehow better than no-weight or high-weight). Also, icing for 20 min every hour or so tends to help tendonitis.
I had Achilles tendonitis for months. I went from a very physical job, to no job, and that's when it hit. I was still walking around and doing stuff, but much less with no job + tendonitis. After months I got a job that put me on my feet again constantly. Within a few days the tendonitis vanished. No explanation, no recommendations, just an anecdote about how the human body is weird and sometimes rest isn't best.
I had plantar fasciitis for over a year. I used soft insoles for treatment. At some point I figured out how to cure my sugar addiction. Don't get me wrong, I don't have a healthy diet, but it's no longer 20%-30% desserts. That had some kind of affect on inflammation that caused the fasciitis to fade to nothing in a couple of weeks.
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It *does* appear the guy in the photos is a sports doctor, for what it's worth:
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For my arm tendonitis, an elastic sleeve helped. It needed to be part of a physical therapy plan including light-weight lifting (somehow better than no-weight or high-weight). Also, icing for 20 min every hour or so tends to help tendonitis.
I had Achilles tendonitis for months. I went from a very physical job, to no job, and that's when it hit. I was still walking around and doing stuff, but much less with no job + tendonitis. After months I got a job that put me on my feet again constantly. Within a few days the tendonitis vanished. No explanation, no recommendations, just an anecdote about how the human body is weird and sometimes rest isn't best.
I had plantar fasciitis for over a year. I used soft insoles for treatment. At some point I figured out how to cure my sugar addiction. Don't get me wrong, I don't have a healthy diet, but it's no longer 20%-30% desserts. That had some kind of affect on inflammation that caused the fasciitis to fade to nothing in a couple of weeks.
EDIT: Ah, I see there's a chart to measure your foot. Now I need to find a ruler.
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Does this help reduce the pain or fix it?
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For sprains these are probably adequate
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For my arm tendonitis, an elastic sleeve helped. It needed to be part of a physical therapy plan including light-weight lifting (somehow better than no-weight or high-weight). Also, icing for 20 min every hour or so tends to help tendonitis.
I had Achilles tendonitis for months. I went from a very physical job, to no job, and that's when it hit. I was still walking around and doing stuff, but much less with no job + tendonitis. After months I got a job that put me on my feet again constantly. Within a few days the tendonitis vanished. No explanation, no recommendations, just an anecdote about how the human body is weird and sometimes rest isn't best.
I had plantar fasciitis for over a year. I used soft insoles for treatment. At some point I figured out how to cure my sugar addiction. Don't get me wrong, I don't have a healthy diet, but it's no longer 20%-30% desserts. That had some kind of affect on inflammation that caused the fasciitis to fade to nothing in a couple of weeks.
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