Orthopaedic Supports & Braces

Orthopaedic supports and braces provide structured stability, compression, and protection for joints and soft tissue structures.

The TDO Therapy Orthopaedic Supports & Braces collection includes clinically designed Class 1 medical devices to assist with joint support, post-injury recovery, and everyday stabilisation.

Structured Support for Key Areas

Our range includes:

  • Knee supports

  • Ankle and foot supports

  • Elbow supports

  • Calf and leg supports

  • Back supports

  • Bunion and forefoot supports

  • Foot drop supports

Each product is selected to provide controlled compression and structural reinforcement without restricting natural movement.

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When Are Supports Beneficial?

Orthopaedic braces may assist with:

  • Mild ligament instability
  • Tendon irritation
  • Joint discomfort
  • Post-injury stabilisation
  • Neurological support (e.g. foot drop)

They are designed to complement physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and structured footwear solutions.

Professional Positioning

As a specialist provider of orthopaedic and diabetic footwear, TDO Therapy offers a carefully curated selection of medical support products to assist patients beyond footwear alone.

These products are intended to provide additional joint stability and protection where needed.

FAQs forOrthopaedic Supports and Braces

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When should I use an orthopaedic support or brace?

Supports may be beneficial for mild instability, post-injury recovery, tendon irritation, or joint discomfort. They are typically used to provide structured stability without completely restricting movement.

2
Are these products medical devices?

Yes. The supports and braces within this collection are Class 1 medical devices designed to provide structured joint support.

3
Can I wear a brace all day?

This depends on the type of support and individual needs. Some products are suitable for daily wear, while others are intended for activity-specific use. Always follow product guidance.

4
Do orthopaedic supports replace physiotherapy?

No. Supports are designed to complement rehabilitation and physiotherapy, not replace professional treatment.

Disclaimer: The information provided in these FAQs is for informational purposes and should not replace professional medical advice. If you suspect you have Diabetic Foot or any other medical condition, consult a healthcare provider for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.