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Back on Track Physio Knee Brace

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  • Healing far infrared technology utilizing the Welltex thread
  • Back on Track was first to bring Welltex products to the global market 
  • Far infrared is known to ease muscle tension, increase blood circulation and aid in recovery

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Relief to tired and sore muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints.

The Physio Knee Brace should be used by active people who experience discomfort in their muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints due to overuse, general exercise, or common injuries such as ligament, tendon, and meniscal tears. Benefits of using the Knee Brace are:

  • Support and compression
  • Increase blood circulation
  • Reduces muscular tension
  • Increases muscle and joint mobility
  • Accelerates recovery

Included: One brace

Colors: Black

Back on Track Physio Knee Brace
Back on Track Physio Knee Brace Sale price$33.00

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