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Neoprene Hinged Knee Support

Indicated for mild or moderate ligament joint pain, pain and sprains in the knee, and Osgood Schlatter disease, the neoprene hinged knee is ideal for patients who prefer slip-on style knee supports. With a neoprene/4 way stretch fabric construction, easily removable hinges, as well as thigh and calf straps, the CK-105 is comfortable, easy to use, and provides optimum knee support.

HCPCS Code

L1812

Key Features

Easy pull-up design
Sturdy lateral supports
4-way stretch nylon for patient comfort

Indications for Use

Sprains and strains of the knee
Mild or moderate ligament pain
Osgood Schlatter disease

Manufacturer

Comfortland Medical

Manuf. Part No.

CK-105-2
CK-105-3
CK-105-4
CK-105-5
CK-105-6
CK-105-7

Size Chart

Size	Measurement - thigh, inches
CK-105-2	15"-18.5"
CK-105-3	18.5"-21"
CK-105-4	21"-23.5"
CK-105-5	23.5"-26.5"
CK-105-6	26.5"-29"
CK-105-7	30"-35"

Left/Right

Universal

Manual

Ck-105 instructions

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