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Tynor Ankle Brace (D-02) gives firm support to the ankle joint with adjustable straps. It helps control rolling of the ankle, supports healing after sprains and gives confidence to weak or unstable ankles.
Place the foot in the brace, position it around the ankle and fasten the straps to a firm fit.
Available sizes at Avicen Online: Large, Medium, XL. Check the Tynor size chart on the pack and measure before choosing your size. The size of this item is shown in the product title.
Avicen Online carries a wide range of Tynor orthopaedic supports, braces, hot and cold therapy and mobility aids, with delivery across Oman. Free delivery on orders above OMR 10.
Tynor products are for support and comfort. For injuries or medical conditions, consult your doctor or physiotherapist before use.
| Brand | Tynor |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Ankle Support |
| Model | D-02 |
| Sizes | Large, Medium, XL |
| Recommended For | Ankle sprains and ligament injuries; Unstable ankles; Return to sport |
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It gives firm support to the ankle joint with adjustable straps, helping control rolling of the ankle and supporting healing after a sprain.
Place your foot in the brace, position it around the ankle and fasten the straps to a firm, comfortable fit.
Check Tynor's size chart based on ankle circumference or shoe size before ordering.
Hand wash in cool water with mild soap and air dry away from direct heat.
It is often worn for extra confidence during activity, but for significant injuries check with a doctor or physiotherapist first.
