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This product contains natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions.
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This product has a Bariatric rating.
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The Bauerfeind AchilloTrain Achilles Tendon Support features an anatomically contoured viscoelastic insert that runs alongside the Achilles tendon to provide pressure-relief, and reduce pain and swelling. A removable silicone heel-wedge is added for pain relief. An additional heel-wedge is provided or the unaffected foo to prevent leg length discrepancies. The tendon support is ideal for Achilles tendonitis, Achilles tendon strains, bursitis of the Achilles and post-Achilles tendon rupture.
| Brand | Bauerfeind |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.600000 |
| HCPCS | A4466 |
| UNSPSC | 42241700 |
| Online Sale | Yes |
| Ankle Circ. | 10-5/8"- 11-3/7" |
| Side | Right |
| Size | 6 |
The Bauerfeind AchilloTrain Achilles Tendon Support features an anatomically contoured viscoelastic insert that runs alongside the Achilles tendon to provide pressure-relief, and reduce pain and swelling. A removable silicone heel-wedge is added for pain relief. An additional heel-wedge is provided or the unaffected foo to prevent leg length discrepancies. The tendon support is ideal for Achilles tendonitis, Achilles tendon strains, bursitis of the Achilles and post-Achilles tendon rupture.
