Why is this specific to one side or the other? Can't it be used for either knee?
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The knee brace is a L or R brace. You can buy one that will secure a TENS unit and you will save yourself $200 from these scam artists with their "special" setting. Look online for a TENS knee chart so you can place them in the right spot on the muscle while the brace is on. Again, that is only to replicate this waste of money product, you do not need the brace if you are getting a TENS unit. You will not be walking anywhere with the TENS unit forcing the muscles to contract and relax. You need to stay sedentary for it to work the muscles and break up the scar tissues or work the weaker muscle area. The knee brace is a L or R brace. You can buy one that will secure a TENS unit and you will save yourself $200 from these scam artists with their "special" setting. Look online for a TENS knee chart so you can place them in the right spot on the muscle while the brace is on. Again, that is only to replicate this waste of money product, you do not need the brace if you are getting a TENS unit. You will not be walking anywhere with the TENS unit forcing the muscles to contract and relax. You need to stay sedentary for it to work the muscles and break up the scar tissues or work the... » Read More The knee brace is a L or R brace. You can buy one that will secure a TENS unit and you will save yourself $200 from these scam artists with their "special" setting. Look online for a TENS knee chart so you can place them in the right spot on the muscle while the brace is on. Again, that is only to replicate this waste of money product, you do not need the brace if you are getting a TENS unit. You will not be walking anywhere with the TENS unit forcing the muscles to contract and relax. You need to stay sedentary for it to work the muscles and break up the scar tissues or work the weaker muscle area. « Show Less
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It can be used for either knee, however you must reposition the electrode pads.
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I believe it is positin of electrodes in cuff. And cuff fits only left or right knee.
1570381
It's made specific for right and left knees for correct placement of electrodes and pads.
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I bought this for my mom, so I actually have not used it myself. It doesn't seem like it would work for the knee due to the design. The company has other products, maybe there is one designed for the knee. Jaime Thomas
1044419
I used it on the left side but I am not so sure you can't use it for either.
266697
The splint is designed to be used with either hand. There are 2 thumb holes, one on each side. I thought that would be a problem, but it was not. After about 3 months of sleeping with it, I no longer needed it. I'm keeping it handy though.
1708476
There is no right or left. They are interchangeable and will work on either side.
1885822
You might try online. Google it. I think I did. You can measure your knee and it will tell you which one you need. I love this brace.
913557
It's only for one. It doesn't come with two. I'd still recommend it though. It's perfect for my knee after surgery.
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I had the same problem, no one knows which side its for . I went ahead and ordered it , and it was for the right side , I need the left
667558
Though it is technically made for the right hand, yes it can be used on either hand. I ordered two and the only difference is one hand has the logo on the top and the other has it on the bottom. The protection is equal regardless of which hand you wear it on.
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My experience I used for support from a torn ligament to avoid my knee from slipping in and out of place. If you're using for support you will benefit with my experience with muscle and cartilage the body has to repair itself! Hope this helps!
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They are not either left or right. You can use both of them for the same foot.
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With ours- You can turn the table 90 degree's and extend one or both sides and you are correct in knee clearance is not optimal.
1080591
I use it for pain relief for various joints with osteoarthritis, none with joint replacements, and it works well for me. PLEASE ask your physician if it is safe and appropriate for you to use - he/she will know what it is and is the ONLY person who can give you the correct advice for your personal situation. DON'T DO ANYTHING THAT MIGHT COMPROMISE YOUR NEW KNEE!!!
1331611
It shouldn't matter. I use mine on the right side, but because of the placement of the straps, you could use it on either side.
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It's just for one knee. If you need support for both knees, you'll have to buy two.
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I have a partial knee replacement on the left knee, and at first I didn't have any issues using the table. My orthopedic surgeon, however, is concerned that the weight on the knee would put too much stress on the appliance. There is no knee strap or way to limit the pull from the thighs upward, at least not with my table. That isn't to say that there isn't something out there to solve the issue, as I will also eventually have both knees done. The chair piece actually flattens as you tilt back, so there would need to be a place to secure the lower legs that can adjust as the tilt flattens out the table. I have a partial knee replacement on the left knee, and at first I didn't have any issues using the table. My orthopedic surgeon, however, is concerned that the weight on the knee would put too much stress on the appliance. There is no knee strap or way to limit the pull from the thighs upward, at least not with my table. That isn't to say that there isn't something out there to solve the issue, as I will also eventually have both knees done. The chair piece actually flattens as you tilt back, so there would need to be a place to secure the lower legs that can adjust as the tilt flattens... » Read More I have a partial knee replacement on the left knee, and at first I didn't have any issues using the table. My orthopedic surgeon, however, is concerned that the weight on the knee would put too much stress on the appliance. There is no knee strap or way to limit the pull from the thighs upward, at least not with my table. That isn't to say that there isn't something out there to solve the issue, as I will also eventually have both knees done. The chair piece actually flattens as you tilt back, so there would need to be a place to secure the lower legs that can adjust as the tilt flattens out the table. « Show Less
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I tried mine on two different people and it just can't seem to stay put. I suggest you find one that has a knee insert. Like a hole where you can fit the ball of your knee in.