Copper Fit Freedom Knee Compression Sleeve

Hi, ok,Here’s my honest review, im a 48 y.o female w a bad right knee that has a fluid pocket, and in constant pain, due to a childhood injury with scarred tissue, so i took a chance ordering this knee brace because the one my Dr, provided would NOT stay in place, so after reading reviews i took a chance, im in the middle of a gastric sleeve weighloss process, so i ordered the biggest size they had, it arrived quick, i slipped it on, i noticed it did provide pain relief, without me having to take my usual daily pain med. next day, i slipped it on, & did some shopping, walked around, & thats when i noticed the review issue! It slips off! It ddsnt stay in place. If one just sits, then its ok, but as a busy homekeeper, that is not possible, i am all over the place. Cleaning cooking, i homeschool our 11y.o autistic son, i drive and run errands, so once im up by 7:45 a.m my day dsn’t end till 11 or 12 a.m so over all i am a bit dissapointed in this purchase. Imo if you buy it to just stay seated? Like a desk nob? Then yes? It will help, but if your a busy body, no. It will slip off. It did help me allo with my pain tho when amAble to keep it over my knee. Shame it dsnt stsy put.

I liked how easy they are to use and how much they help my arthritis in my knees the only thing I dislike is I ordered a 3x and it is a little to big and just falls down every time I wear it now I measured my knee wrong my fault but I would definitely buy again.

I had high hopes for this Knee Sleeve as I needed some relief in the joint. The fit was great but as with most the sleeve doesn’t stay in place which requires constantly pulling in back into place. (This is or was something I was going to see if I could locate the means to keep in from slipping down).Design issues:1. Doesn’t stay in place and had hoped that design considerations were sufficient to do so.2. There isn’t anything to prevent the sleeve from bunching at the backside of the knee. As this is tender skin the bunching quickly causes discomfort, repositioning, and a hope for material that is less prone to bunching.3. The biggie!! I noticed that the top elastic band was causing some discomfort and tried to understand why. Initially I thought it was the stitching but if so why just the top on and not the bottom elastic band. On inspection, the bottom elastic band is enclosed in the stretchable fabric; unable to come in direct contact with your skin; the top elastic band isn’t. The reason for this is the top needs more friction to keep from sliding down; the fabric is a little slicker than the elastic band. (There is a non-slip substance added to help the band stay in place but most of the elastic is exposed to the skin.)FWIW: I notice someone had sent a photo of blisters that her husband developed from wearing this device. Based on the photo, it appears to align with my comments about the top elastic band irritating the skin.

out of the box, this thing is amazing. it won't slide down the leg, it offers support, albeit on the lighter side. it's weighs almost nothing and can be worn under dress pants to work.then, about a week or 2 later, it simply won't stay in place. it rips, tears and the stitches give way and the logo wears off. perhaps this is better meant to be worn with shorts and for light activity. I work in an office. I only use these to offer a modicum of compression while I work. It seems adequate for keeping my knee from swelling during the work day, but in no way could this offer enough support to do anything athletic, like hockey. I use a different brand for that. after the 1st week, the hassle of pulling this up after every patient makes it a poor choice for me.so, what would I do to make this better? for the love of god, don't be so stingy with the rubber drizzle on the top of the support. There is only a small amount of this around the proximal/upper opening. that's the stuff that prevents the brace from sliding. the flaw with this on is that, the combo of the lightweight material, which naturally has the propensity to roll down the leg, combined with the tiny amount of rubber drizzle on the top opening, that is supposed to anchor this thing in place, result in a support that just doesn't stay in place...after the 1st week or so. so don't go nuts, like I did and buy a bunch of them. give it a good test drive, especially if you have muscular legs.

My right need is starting to give me trouble. It clicks when I walk up stairs and it can get achy if I do a lot of stairs or if I do a lot of walking. So i thought I would give this compression band a try.The first time I tried it, my knee had been bothering me. I slipped this on and the discomfort went away. Wonderful! It was very easy to put on and easy to take off.I kept it on for the rest of the day and it was very comfortable. No problems with the knee.I have worn it several times since then and I have to say that it really helps. The only issue I have is that it tends to slide down off my thigh so that I have to pull it back up several time a day. But, for the relief it brings, that is a small inconvenience.

I'm a skeptic like most people when watching ads on TV that promote how well things like Copper Fit works.Well I'm here to say this one is as good as advertised.Reaching the big 50 the body starts to let you know of the abuse you've put it through in your invincible years. For me, my knees were one of them. Specifically my right knee from a rec b'ball injuries in my 30's.Anyhoo, I decided to pick up bicycling as a low impact exercise to spare the joints while getting cardio and general fitness. As is common I suspect, knees started making its presence known. So I said, what the hell, let's try this thing. Can't make it any worse.Wow, in very short order, relieve starts to kick in. And during my bike rides, it's a miracle worker. I've worn out a couple thus far, cuz bike riding is particularly very rigorous, maximum range of knee motion while riding.For the cost, it's DEFINITELY worth a try if you're experiencing a similar situation.