medi Classic Air – Knee Immobilization Brace (0° or 20°)

The medi Classic Air is a breathable, skin-friendly knee immobilization brace designed for post-operative and pre-operative knee stabilization, as well as patella dislocation recovery. It provides secure support at 0° or 20°, ensuring comfort and effective healing while allowing for individual adjustments.

With removable stabilization rods and a customizable fit, the brace offers maximum support while maintaining breathability for long-term use.

Key Benefits:

✔ Immobilizes the knee at 0° or 20° for effective stabilization
✔ Individually adjustable for a customized fit
✔ Breathable, skin-friendly fabric for all-day comfort
✔ Removable stabilization rods for adaptable support
✔ Lightweight and easy to apply

Indications:

The medi Classic Air Knee Immobilization Brace is recommended for:

• Post-operative knee immobilization
• Pre-operative pain conditions
• Recovery following patella dislocations

Contraindications:

• Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) of the leg and thigh

Product Features:

• Fully adjustable design – Side parts can be lengthened or shortened
• Moldable medial and lateral rods for customized support
• Breathable, soft fabric for maximum comfort
• Easy application – Wrap-around design with Velcro fasteners for a secure fit
• Open patella design to ensure proper knee positioning

Material Composition:

✔ Aluminum – Provides structural support
✔ Cotton & PU (Polyurethane) foam – Ensures softness and comfort
✔ Polyester – Enhances durability

Available Variants & Sizes:

✔ Standard color: Grey

Instructions for Use:

1️⃣ Open all straps and place the brace under the leg.
2️⃣ Adjust the side parts by opening the Velcro and securing at the desired length.
3️⃣ Mold the medial and lateral rods if necessary.
4️⃣ Wrap the brace around the leg, keeping the kneecap uncovered.
5️⃣ Fasten the thigh straps first, then the calf straps.
6️⃣ Tighten the Velcro fastener above the knee for a secure fit.

Important Safety Notice:

• Mild calf pain may occur within the first few hours. If it does not subside within 24 hours, consult a doctor.
• Contact a doctor immediately if you experience sudden pain, swelling, loss of sensation, coldness in the foot, or blue discoloration of the toes.
• While waiting for medical attention, loosen the Velcro fasteners and keep the leg completely still.