J Brace Patellar Stabilizer Small Left Stretchers 7 8 1 4 * Calf 17170 7 8 1 4 * Calf Circ 11 15 * Thigh Circ 15 3 4 24 3 8 * Affordable gradient compression hosiery * When managed care reimbursement limits product selection choices Jobst Relief hosiery delivers compression therapy at an affordable price * Available in knee thigh and waist styles * Available in beige and black features and benefits: * Closed toe styles are designed with a roomy toe space allowance for patients who require additional wiggle room * Accurate gradient compression therapy at a price patients can afford * 3 D knit structure using air covered spandex yarn that is soft to touch and comfortable for all day wear * Reinforced heel designed for long lasting durability * Styles to meet your patients preferences including knee thigh and waist highs in closed or open toe designs and a variety of chap styles plus full calf sizes in knee high styles * Relief is appropriate for use by both men and women *Shipping Carton Size: 12 L x 10 W x 6 H It only gives you the most reliable reading as to whether or not you have a higher blood pressure or lower blood pressure than the normal one The J Brace Patellar Stabilizer is a 1 8th thick 13 long sleeve with two lateral and two medial spiral steel stays * It also has a tubular rubber buttress to align the patella * Laterally attached straps pull medially to displace force to the patella * The J Brace allows compete range of motion while providing stability * 13 14 * Manufactured from DermaDry which combines the breathability and water vapor transmission capabilities of open cell sponge rubber with the durability stretch and compression of neoprene * This process allows perspiration to evaporate and is further enhanced by the KwikWick treatment of the soft polyester that coats the inside and outside of the braces * A flame lamination process is used to secure the KwikWick treated polyester to the rubber eliminating the need for industrial adhesives a known cause of contact dermatitis * Excellent for patellar instabilities subluxations and dislocations *