Tell us what's bothering you — your body part, condition, or life situation — and we'll match you with exactly what you need. No medical jargon. No guessing.
Body-part illustrated selector
Interactive SVG body figure or grid of 8 body part tiles
Page 1 · Section 1 — HeroSearch-first approach. Lora 600 42px headline. Full-width search bar routes to /search?condition=[query]. Hero visual: either an interactive SVG body figure (each region clickable) or the body-part grid below. The two CTAs under the hero visual link to the product finder quiz and telemedicine.
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Browse by body area
Where does it hurt?
Select your body part and we'll show you relevant conditions and recommended products.
Head & Neck
Cervical, headache, TMJ
Shoulder & Arm
Rotator cuff, frozen
Elbow & Wrist
Tennis elbow, carpal
Hip & Back
Sciatica, disc, posture
Knee & Leg
ACL, OA, replacement
Ankle & Foot
Sprain, plantar, DVT
Hand & Fingers
Arthritis, fracture, grip
Full Body / Neuro
Post-stroke, mobility
Page 1 · Section 2 — Body Part Visual Selector8 clickable tiles in a 4×2 grid. Each tile: SVG icon in category-tinted bg, body-part name (Lora 600 15px), hint text (11px muted). Click selects (toggles .sel class — Sky Tint bg + Deep Blue border). On selection, a condition list animates in below the grid. "Elbow & Wrist" shown as selected (pre-selected state). Production version: replace tile grid with an interactive SVG body figure where body regions are clickable paths.
Interactive — click to select4×2 grid, 64×64px iconsRoutes to /conditions/[body-area]
Browse by life situation
What brings you here today?
Not sure of your exact condition? Start with your situation — we'll guide you from there.
Sports Injury
Strains, sprains, impact injuries, athletic performance support
Post-Surgery
Recovery after joint replacement, ligament repair, or any surgical procedure
Chronic Condition
Ongoing management of arthritis, spondylosis, or long-term mobility issues
Preventive Care
Protection, bracing, and monitoring to prevent injury or detect early changes
First Aid & Emergency
Immediate stabilisation, emergency splints, and basic wound care products
Page 1 · Section 3 — Life Situation Tiles5 tiles in a single row. Each: category-tinted background, SVG icon in matching tint, name in Lora 600 14px, short description in 11px. Distinct colour per situation (Teal=Sports, Blue=Post-surgery, Purple=Chronic, Green=Preventive, Coral=First Aid). Clicking routes to /conditions?situation=[slug].
Talk to a health advisor — free, fast, expert guidance
Can't find your condition? Not sure which product is right? Our qualified physiotherapists and healthcare advisors are available 7 days a week to guide you — before you buy.
Page 1 · Section 5 — Ask Health Advisor CTAFull-width Deep Blue band. Left: eyebrow + headline in Lora 600 28px white + sub-copy in Open Sans 300 15px rgba(255,255,255,0.7). Right: two CTAs — Sky Blue filled "Book a free consult" (primary) + outline "Chat with advisor" (secondary, white border). The Deep Blue background is shared with the Telemedicine Promo Band from Step 4 to create visual consistency across deep-blue conversion moments.
Two CTAs: consult + chatFull-width Deep BlueRoutes to /find-care/telemedicine
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Knee & Leg
Knee Pain & Support
Whether you're recovering from surgery, managing arthritis, or dealing with a sports injury — your knee needs the right level of support at each stage. We'll help you find it.
18 matching products
5 related articles
3 medicine options
What causes knee pain?▾
Knee pain can result from injury (ACL/PCL tear, meniscus damage), overuse (patellofemoral syndrome, bursitis), or degenerative conditions (osteoarthritis). Post-surgical pain after knee replacement or ligament repair is also common. Identifying the cause is key to choosing the right support: soft sleeves for mild pain, rigid braces for instability, ROM devices for post-surgical rehabilitation.
Who is most affected by knee conditions?▾
Knee conditions affect a wide range — from athletes (ACL tears, runner's knee) to older adults (osteoarthritis, TKR recovery) to post-surgical patients. Women are 2–8x more likely to experience ACL injuries due to biomechanical differences. Obesity significantly increases OA risk. People over 55 represent the majority of knee replacement patients in India.
When do I need a brace vs a sleeve?▾
Compression sleeves provide mild support and reduce swelling — suitable for mild OA, post-exercise soreness, or preventive use. Hinged braces offer structural support for ligament instability or mild post-surgical recovery. ROM (Range of Motion) splints with locking mechanisms are prescribed after major surgery (TKR, ACL reconstruction) to control the degree of bending during rehabilitation. When in doubt, consult our free telemedicine physio service.
Quick product guide
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Mild pain / prevention → Compression sleeve or soft knee support. Open patella design for daily wear comfort.
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Sports injury / instability → Hinged knee brace with side supports. Stabilises the joint during activity.
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Post-surgery (TKR / ACL) → ROM splint with locking hinge. Controls the degree of bend at each recovery stage.
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Chronic OA / pain management → Topical analgesic + unloader brace to reduce joint stress during daily activities.
Page 2 · Section 1 — Condition Header2-col layout: condition info + accordion left (60%), quick product guide sidebar right (40%). Condition badge with category pill. Lora 600 40px title in Deep Blue. Plain-language description Open Sans 300 16px. Meta row: 3 coloured dots with product/article/medicine counts. Accordion with 3 Q&As — "What causes this?", "Who is most affected?", "Brace vs sleeve?". Sidebar: numbered 4-step product guide in Sky Tint card.
Page 2 · Section 2 — Recommended Products Grid4-column grid, 8 products max (2 rows). Each product is pre-filtered for this condition — not the full catalogue. Sort by relevance (default), rating, or price. "Benefit" line below product name in Rehab Teal 11px bold — e.g. "Ideal for post-ACL surgery". This is the key differentiator from a standard catalogue page — products are contextualised to the condition.
Condition-filtered productsAdd to Cart on each cardSort by relevance / rating / price
Choosing the right product
Match your support to your situation
Mild pain
Soft compression support
Suitable for daily wear, mild osteoarthritis, or post-exercise soreness. Provides warmth and light compression without restricting movement. Washable, discreet under clothing.
→ Compression Knee Sleeve · Tubular Bandage · Neoprene Support
Sports injury / instability
Hinged functional brace
For ligament instability, sports activity with a recovering knee, or moderate OA. The hinged design provides mediolateral stability while allowing controlled flexion. Available in different rigidity levels.
Prescribed after ACL reconstruction, total knee replacement, or for chronic instability. ROM splints lock at specific angles to control rehab progression. Adjustable in 5° increments.
Page 2 · Section 3 — How to Choose Guide3 scenario cards on white background. Each: severity badge (colour-coded), scenario title in Lora 600 16px, plain-English description, and bold recommendation line linking to specific products. Left border in severity colour (Gold=mild, Orange=sports, Blue=post-surgical). This section is the most clinically useful on the page — it converts uncertain buyers.
3 clinical scenarios3px left accent borderProduct recommendations per scenario
Recovery Hub
Read more about knee conditions
Rehabilitation · 5 min read
Understanding knee braces: which type do you actually need?
ROM vs hinged vs compression — we break down the differences in plain language and tell you exactly which brace matches your condition.
Read article →
Post-surgical · 8 min read
Post-knee-surgery recovery timeline: week by week milestones
From day 1 after TKR or ACL reconstruction to month 6 — a realistic, clinically-informed guide to what to expect at each stage.
Read article →
Physiotherapy · 6 min read
Home exercises for knee rehabilitation — a 4-week programme
Illustrated guide to evidence-based exercises designed by physiotherapists for safe home practice post-surgery or for chronic knee conditions.
Read article →
Page 2 · Section 4 — Related Articles3-column article card grid. Articles are pre-filtered to this condition — not generic blog posts. Each: 140px category-tinted image, read time, Lora 600 title, excerpt, "Read article →" in Sky Blue. Section header: title left + "Recovery Hub →" ghost link right.
Condition-filtered articles3-column card grid
Not sure which knee product is right for you?
Book a free 15-minute consultation with a qualified physiotherapist — video call from home, 7 days a week. Get expert product advice before you buy.
Page 2 · Section 5 — Ask a Physio CTASky Tint (#e8f4fb) background — softer than the full Deep Blue telemedicine band, appropriate for a mid-page CTA. Two buttons: Deep Blue filled (video call) + outline (chat). This CTA is condition-specific — "Not sure which knee product is right for you?" — not generic.
Sky Tint backgroundCondition-specific copy
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Page 2 · Section 6 — Related Conditions4-column grid of condition link tiles. Each: condition name (Open Sans 600 13px), product count (11px muted), chevron right-arrow. Hover: Sky Blue border + Sky Tint bg + arrow translates 3px right. This section keeps the consumer on the condition discovery journey rather than ending at a dead end.
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Home›Products›Rehabilitation
Product category
Rehabilitation products
Clinically designed splints, braces, mobility aids, traction devices, and compression supports — engineered across 40 years of rehabilitation science for every stage of physical recovery.
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Years expertise
Page 3 · Section 1 — Category HeroFull-width Deep Blue hero. Left: category badge + Lora 600 36px white title + description + 4 stat blocks. Right: 2 CTAs — "Shop by Condition" (Sky Blue) + "Product finder quiz" (translucent white). Stats row: Products count, Sub-categories, Certification, Years expertise.
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Page 3 · Filter sidebar + Toolbar + Catalogue grid + Pagination Section 2 — Filter Sidebar (260px sticky): 6 filter sections — Sub-category, Body part, Condition/use, Price range (inputs + slider), Certification (pill toggles), Material. Each section collapsible (chevron). Checked states visually active (Deep Blue checkbox). Active filters shown as removable Sky Blue pills in toolbar. "Apply filters" primary button at base. Section 3 — Product Grid: 3-column grid, 12 per page. Each card: 164px image area with category-tinted bg, category pill, wishlist heart top-right, 3px Rehab Teal left border, Lora title, benefit line (Teal), short desc, rating, price + MRP (struck), Add to Cart. Section 4 — Sort options: Toolbar with result count left + sort dropdown + grid/list view toggle right. Sort: Most popular / Newest / Price low-high / Price high-low / Highest rated. Section 5 — Pagination: Page count left, page number buttons centre, "View all 23 products →" right.
Interactive filter sidebar12 per page / 3-col gridSort + view toggleSticky sidebar at 260px
