Arthritis
Osteoarthritis (the wear-and-tear form of arthritis, where joint cartilage thins) rarely announces itself all at once — it shows up as a knee that aches on stairs, a thumb that protests opening jars, a hip that stiffens after sitting. Support helps in two ways: compression and warmth calm an irritated joint, and a well-placed strap, pad or hinge takes load off the painful spot.
Start from the joint. For knees we stock offloading braces like Bauerfeind GenuTrain OA, medi M.4s OA and Aspen OA Knee alongside soft supports; for thumb-base arthritis, the Bauerfeind RhizoLoc OA, medi Rhizomed and Sporlastic RHIZO-HiT; for hips, Bauerfeind's CoxaTrain; plus wrist, elbow, ankle and back options including Actimove's Arthritis Care line, designed for easier gripping and donning. Every product page lists indications and rigidity — and rigid or semi-rigid bracing is commonly reimbursed by Canadian extended health benefit plans with a prescription.
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Actimove GenuMotion Knee Support -
Actimove ManuMotion Wrist Support -
Bauerfeind ManuLoc Wrist Brace -
Bauerfeind CoxaTrain Hinge - Component Only -
Bauerfeind GenuTrain S Pro Knee Brace -
Bauerfeind CoxaTrain Pelvic Support - Component Only -
Bauerfeind GenuTrain Comfort Knee Brace with Grip Top -
medi Manumed Wrist Brace
