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26/09/2025

Aircast® AirSport™ Pro Ankle Brace
The Aircast AirSport Pro is an advanced ankle support solution specifically engineered for individuals recovering from moderate to severe ankle sprains or managing chronic ankle instability.This brace combines medical-grade support with user-friendly features to facilitate rehabilitation and help prevent re-injury.
Clinically Proven Stirrup Design
The AirSport Pro features a semi-rigid stirrup structure that mimics the natural contours of the ankle, delivering targeted medial and lateral stabilization. This design helps restrict excessive inversion and eversion—common causes of sprains—without compromising mobility, making it suitable for both post-injury recovery and return-to-activity phases.
Boa® Fit System for Precision and Convenience
One of the standout features is the Boa® Fit System, a micro-adjustable dial-based closure that allows users to achieve a precise, customized fit with just one hand. Unlike traditional laces or straps, Boa delivers even compression across the ankle, enhancing comfort and support while enabling quick donning and doffing.
Step-In Design for Ease of Use
The intuitive step-in design eliminates the complexity of multi-strap braces, making the AirSport Pro ideal for patients of all ages, including those with limited mobility or dexterity. It simplifies application in clinical settings and encourages consistent brace usage during daily activities or sports.
Breathable, Durable Materials
Constructed with lightweight, breathable fabrics, the AirSport Pro ensures optimal comfort throughout extended wear. The materials are engineered to wick moisture, reduce skin irritation, and maintain structural integrity even under rigorous use—whether during rehab exercises or light athletic activity.
Functional Management of Ankle Injuries
Whether used immediately post-injury or as part of a long-term stabilization plan, the Aircast AirSport Pro supports functional rehabilitation—encouraging safe movement and strength-building without sacrificing protection. It is an effective adjunct to physical therapy, proprioceptive training, and progressive return-to-play protocols.

Key Indications
• Moderate to severe lateral ankle sprains
• Chronic ankle instability (CAI)
• Post-operative or post-cast support
• Preventative use during high-risk activities

31/07/2025

What Is a Taylor's Brace?
A Taylor’s brace is a Thoracolumbosacral Orthosis (TLSO) used to immobilize and support the thoracic and lumbar spine. It mainly restricts flexion (bending forward) and extension (bending backward) movements of the spine, but allows lateral bending and rotation to a limited extent

When to use Taylor’s Brace:
1.Spinal fractures (especially compression fractures):
Thoracic or lumbar vertebral fractures (stable)
To prevent movement during healing
2.Postoperative support:
After spinal surgeries (like spinal fusion or discectomy)
Helps maintain posture and reduce strain on surgical sites
3.Osteoporotic vertebral collapse:
For pain relief and prevention of further collapse in elderly patients
4.Spinal tuberculosis (Pott’s disease):
To immobilize the affected vertebral segment and reduce spinal deformity
5.Ankylosing spondylitis:
In early stages, to encourage erect posture and prevent kyphosis
6. Kyphosis correction/management:
Prevents worsening of thoracolumbar kyphosis, especially in mild to moderate cases
Detailed Indications:
1. Stable Thoracolumbar Fractures:
•Common in trauma patients.
•Especially helpful for anterior wedge compression fractures of the vertebral bodies.
2. Spinal Tuberculosis:
•Reduces pain and prevents progression of kyphotic deformity.
•Often used in conjunction with antitubercular therapy.
3. Osteoporotic Vertebral Collapse:
•Common in elderly.
•Prevents further compression and helps manage pain during activities.
4. Post-Spinal Surgery Immobilization:
•Supports the spine after decompression, fusion, or laminectomy.
•Enhances fusion success by reducing movement.
5. Ankylosing Spondylitis (early stages):
•Encourages upright posture and delays kyphotic deformity.
•Often combined with physiotherapy.
6. Postural Kyphosis (Mild to Moderate):
•Improves posture in young adults with slouching or Scheuermann’s disease.
•Works as a biofeedback tool to maintain spine alignment.

23/04/2025

Tru-Pull Lite Knee Brace is a lightweight and low-profile support designed to alleviate anterior knee pain and improve patellar alignment. It's particularly beneficial for individuals with mild to moderate patellar instability, maltracking, or patellofemoral pain.
Features & Benefits
1. Mechanism
• A dynamic, bifurcated (split) strap system.
• Applies a consistent upward and lateral pull on the patella, helping to keep it properly aligned in the trochlear groove (that groove your kneecap is supposed to glide in).
• Reduces pain caused by conditions like patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) or chondromalacia patella by improving patellar tracking.
2. Dual Durometer Buttress
• A soft-yet-firm support piece positioned next to the patella.
• Provides a combination of cushioning and pressure that supports the kneecap while minimizing discomfort.
• Helps control movement without restricting mobility.
3. Independent Anchoring System
• Separate anchoring straps at the thigh and calf.
• Keeps the brace in place and prevents rotation or slippage.
• A stable brace equals consistent support—especially important during sports or long wear.
Conditions It Helps
• Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS)
• Chondromalacia Patella
• Patellar Subluxation or Dislocation
• Mild Patellar Tendonitis
• General anterior knee pain
• Post-operative support for patellar realignment

29/03/2025

Features & Benefits of the OA Reaction Web Knee Brace
• Lightweight, Low-Profile Pain Relief
Crafted from premium lightweight silicone, this brace offers discreet support under pants, skirts, or workout gear—perfect for daily wear.
• Advanced Shock Absorption
Powered by patented Silicone Web Technology, it’s scientifically designed to absorb shock and relieve anterior knee pain, a common symptom of osteoarthritis (OA) affecting both the knee joint and patella.
• Four-Way, Adjustable Wraparound Design
the form-fitting design with adjustable straps ensures a custom-like fit for most leg shapes, offering maximum comfort and easy application.
• Patented Integrated Silicone Support
Features a unique non-slip silicone cup with a hexagon pattern, creating gentle air pockets that offload pressure from the knee and enhance stability.
• Incredibly Easy to Wear
The most open, lightweight OA knee brace on the market—designed for comfort, convenience, and discreet support during mild to moderate activity.
• Silicone Web Technology:
Patented design with hexagonal silicone pockets that create controlled air spaces, offering dynamic shock absorption and uniform load distribution to the knee joint. This minimizes anterior knee strain and reduces discomfort during movement.
Indications
The OA Reaction Web Knee Brace is specifically designed to support individuals with early to mild knee osteoarthritis (OA), offering a balance of comfort, support, and flexibility.
• Early to Mild Osteoarthritis (OA):
Ideal for patients experiencing early to mild OA symptoms, particularly in the unicompartmental knee joint and patella. It helps reduce pain, improve knee stability, and support daily activities without restricting movement.
• First-Time Brace Users:
The OA Reaction Web is the perfect “first-time” brace for individuals new to knee bracing. Its lightweight, low-profile design allows for easy adjustment and comfort, making it easier for patients to get accustomed to wearing a brace. This gentle introduction can also help ease the transition to a more rigid OA brace if symptom progression occurs.
• Alternative to Rigid Bracing:
A preferred choice for patients looking for a lighter, more flexible option than traditional rigid braces. It provides effective support with mild offloading to alleviate knee pain during mild to moderate activities, without the bulk or stiffness of heavier braces.
• Support for Active Lifestyles:
Suitable for individuals who remain active and need a brace that won’t restrict their range of motion. Whether for light exercise, daily walking, or low-impact sports, the OA Reaction Web offers discreet support without compromising comfort or performance.
• Adjunct Therapy:
Can be used alongside other conservative treatments like physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, and lifestyle modifications to help manage OA symptoms effectively.

07/03/2025

Static Cockup Splint
This highly adjustable immobilizing splint is designed to manage a range of contractures, including flexion or hyperextension of the wrist, contracted fist deformities, and contractures of the hand, whether with or without radial or ulnar deviations. It also addresses contractures in the interphalangeal joints (including thumb abduction) often seen in conditions like rheumatoid arthritis.
Key Features:
• Malleable Aluminum Bar: The splint includes a malleable aluminum bar that can be easily shaped to provide customized support. It can be adjusted to accommodate flexion or hyperextension contractures of the wrist, hand, and fingers, allowing for improved positioning and alignment.
• Removable Foam Padding: For added comfort, the splint features soft, removable foam padding that cushions the hand and wrist, reducing the risk of skin irritation during prolonged wear.
• Comprehensive Contracture Management: This splint is effective for preventing and correcting:
o Wrist Contractures: Including both flexion and hyperextension deformities.
o Hand Contractures: With or without radial or ulnar deviations, helping maintain the hand's functional position.
o Interphalangeal Joint Contractures: Specifically addressing flexion or hyperextension of the fingers, as well as thumb abduction, often seen in rheumatoid arthritis or spastic paralysis.
• Protection against Deformities: By preventing and managing the development of deformities such as contracted fist and claw hand, this splint helps preserve joint mobility and function.
• Indications: Particularly beneficial for patients with conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, spastic paralysis, or other neuromuscular disorders, this splint helps control spastic reflexes, maintain hand and wrist function, and reduce the risk of deformities over time.
Ideal for use in therapeutic settings, rehabilitation, and for the daily management of contractures, this splint offers a crucial solution for patients seeking to maintain or improve hand and wrist function despite challenging conditions.

27/01/2025

A knee cap with a silicone ring is a specialized knee support designed to provide enhanced stability, reduce pain, and improve knee function, especially for conditions affecting the patella (kneecap). Here's a more detailed look at its key features and uses:

Key Features:
1.Silicone Ring:
• The silicone ring embedded around the kneecap area acts like a cushion, providing targeted compression and support.
• This ring helps stabilize the patella, ensuring it moves properly within the femoral groove (where the kneecap slides). This is especially helpful for individuals with patellar tracking issues, where the kneecap doesn’t track smoothly, causing pain and instability.

2.Compression:
• The knee cap itself, typically made of a soft, breathable material, applies gentle compression to the knee joint. This compression can help with reducing swelling (effusions) and providing warmth, which can improve circulation and reduce inflammation.
• The silicone ring offers additional localized compression around the patella, which can be particularly helpful in managing swelling and preventing fluid buildup.

3.Comfort and Flexibility:
• The soft silicone ring offers a non-restrictive support, which means it doesn’t limit movement but rather allows for a more natural range of motion while still providing stability.
• The material is usually designed to be comfortable for long-term wear, which is beneficial for postoperative recovery, sports rehabilitation, or dealing with chronic knee conditions.

When It's Used:
1.Patellar Instability:
• People with patellar instability (e.g., a dislocated kneecap) benefit from the silicone ring's ability to hold the patella in position during movement, preventing it from slipping out of place or shifting excessively.

2.Sports Injuries:
• Athletes recovering from knee injuries, like ligament strains, tendonitis, or patellar tendinopathy, may use a knee cap with a silicone ring to reduce discomfort and increase confidence in knee stability during physical activity.
• It also prevents further aggravation of the injury by protecting the patella during high-impact activities like running, jumping, or pivoting.
3.Chronic Conditions:
• For conditions like early onset knee osteoarthritis, patellar tendinitis, or bursitis, the silicone ring helps relieve pressure and provides pain relief by improving knee alignment and reducing strain on the joint.

4. Swelling and Effusions:
• The compression class 2 from the knee cap, especially the silicone ring, helps to control and reduce knee effusions (fluid buildup in the joint), providing relief from swelling and discomfort.
• This is particularly beneficial after inflammatory conditions where the knee joint is prone to fluid accumulation.

Benefits:
•Improved Patellar Tracking: Ensures the patella moves smoothly during activities like walking, running, and squatting.
•Reduced Pain: Alleviates discomfort associated with tracking issues, inflammation, and swelling.
•Increased Stability: Helps stabilize the knee during movement, reducing the risk of further injury.
•Enhanced Recovery: Provides support during rehabilitation following surgery or sports injuries, aiding in quicker recovery and preventing re-injury.

In summary, a knee cap with a silicone ring is a practical, effective tool for managing knee instability, pain, and inflammation. Its ability to stabilize the patella while reducing swelling and providing comfort makes it an excellent choice for anyone dealing with knee injury.
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27/11/2024

06/05/2022

Commode Chair
Light Weight Folding Easy to carry anywhere for more details contact us on 9892767997.

07/03/2022

Spirometer.
A spirometer is a diagnostic device that measures the amount of air you're able to breathe in and out and the time it takes you to exhale completely after you take a deep breath.
When is it recommended?
Spirometry is used to diagnose asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and other conditions that affect breathing. Spirometry may also be used periodically to monitor your lung condition and check whether a treatment for a chronic lung condition is helping you breathe better.
How to use
• Sit up and hold the device.
• Place the mouthpiece spirometer in your mouth. Make sure you make a good seal over the mouthpiece with your lips.
• Breathe out (exhale) normally.
• Breathe in (inhale) SLOWLY.
A piece in the incentive spirometer will rise as you breathe in.
• Try to get this piece to rise as high as you can.
• Usually, there is a marker placed by your doctor that tells you how big of a breath you should take.
A smaller piece in the spirometer looks like a ball or disk.
• Your goal should be to make sure this ball stays in the middle of the chamber while you breathe in.
• If you breathe in too fast, the ball will shoot to the top.
• If you breathe in too slowly, the ball will stay at the bottom.
Hold your breath for 3 to 5 seconds. Then slowly exhale.

02/06/2021

Lumbar Support (Neoprene)
Ideal back support for general use in back ache. Flexible back splints on wearing tasks the body's shape for comfortable immobilization. It has four way stretch, strong compression, excellent durability. Double pull elastic provides extra compression & improves splinting action.