Copper Compression Copper Arch Support – 2 Plantar Fasciitis Braces/Sleeves. Foot Care, Heel Spurs, Feet Pain Relief, Flat & Fallen Arches, High Arch
Original price was: $19.95.$15.95Current price is: $15.95.
Price: $19.95 - $15.95
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Since our founding in 2014, Copper Compression has been designing and manufacturing some of the highest-rated active care solutions available today. From sleeves to supports and health to hygiene, our products are a commitment of trust to help restore confidence.
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How do I wash my Copper Compression products?
Soak in warm water (86°F) with neutral detergent and gently hand wash for a few minutes. Rinse without squeezing, press with a towel to remove water, and air dry away from sunlight.
How tight should your products be?
To maximize the properties of compression, our products should be comfortably tight without cutting off blood circulation around the covered region
What are the healing properties of compression?
Compression reduces swelling by limiting blood and fluid flow to the injured area, decreasing inflammation.
Does copper get absorbed into your skin?
Trace amounts of copper may be absorbed by your skin, but it’s too little to cause harm.
Can I get copper poisoning from wearing your products?
No, because copper poisoning only occurs from ingesting large amounts.
If there is copper infused into the thread, shouldn’t your fabrics have a copper-gold color?
No, because the tiny copper ions are infused directly into the nylon fibers of our high-performance fabric. This innovative approach provides maximum benefits, extending the life of the product and fighting the source of odor for a superior experience.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Package Dimensions : 6.18 x 4.53 x 0.83 inches; 1.12 ounces
Item model number : BD11048
Department : unisex-adult
Date First Available : December 20, 2016
Manufacturer : Copper Compression
ASIN : B01N2W2BMW
Country of Origin : China
FIND THE STRENGTH TO HEAL. Give comfort and support to your arches with Copper Compression Arch Support sleeves. These stretchy sleeves hug your foot right where you need the most attention, helping to relieve and prevent additional aches and pains. Commonly used by people suffering from fallen arches, flat feet, heel, toe, ball of foot or bunion pain, Tailor’s bunion, plantar fasciitis, plantar fascial fibromatosis or Ledderhose’s disease, arthritis, and heel spurs.
BLACK AVAILABLE IN 2 SIZES. These foot sleeves can be worn by just about anyone, no matter how long or wide or narrow their feet are. Since they work by providing compression to the affected area, you also aren’t restricted by your kind of arch; flat feet, low arches, high arches, and even extra-high, all can benefit. They’re especially useful for athletes, overweight people struggling to be active again, workers on their feet all day, and even if you’re just recovering from foot surgery.
COMFORTABLE FOR ALL-DAY WEAR. Wear these arch support braces as long as you need to, even if that means all day and at night, and while sleeping. The 4-way stretch material is thin enough you can wear them with socks or shoes and still be comfortable. There’s no scaling up period needed, though if you find them a little too tight your first week, a little time to get accustomed to them may be required. For those who need extra support, a padded version is available in black only.
COPPER INFUSED FIBERS. The copper infused fabric is designed to wick away sweat, keeping your feet dry and cool. The infusion also means the copper won’t just wash away and will continue to function for the life of the product. These stretchy foot sleeve braces are easy to care for, just handwash with a gentle detergent and allow to air dry before using again.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX: Each purchase includes 1 pair (2 sleeves).
Customers say
Customers find the brace effective for providing pain relief and support. They mention it provides comfort without feeling bulky or noticeable. Many praise its effectiveness in relieving fatigue, sharp aches, or discomfort of corns. The arch support is appreciated, and the compression is also mentioned as good. However, some customers have different opinions on the fit, value for money, and durability.
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13 reviews for Copper Compression Copper Arch Support – 2 Plantar Fasciitis Braces/Sleeves. Foot Care, Heel Spurs, Feet Pain Relief, Flat & Fallen Arches, High Arch
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Original price was: $19.95.$15.95Current price is: $15.95.
Michelle –
Great for High Arches!
These are so comfortable I wear them all day! Helped give my high arches so support when i am bare foot in my apartment. They have helped relieve a lot of foot pain for me.
Sebastian –
Surprisingly it really works
Ever since I started working retail, my feet got messed up from standing and walking all day. So I started to look for solutions and found this, it has really helped in relieving the pain in my feet. I’ve had the same pair for almost 2 years now and they still provide the same quality of relieve since day one.
Steph –
Supportive
This compression foot cuff is so great for my one for that needs some TLC. I see how the stitching might be an issue over time, and that is the one downside I can see about this product. Otherwise, the quality is not terrible and I’m happy with the results.
KC42 –
On the tight side
These are a little on the tight side. You have to make sure you place them exactly right or they will hinder more than help. I say this as someone that already owns other pairs of similar supports. I find copper-laced items to often be too tight. I am making these work though. They are well made.
LouiseK –
Wow! These are the BOMB. Don’t listen to the whining brigade!
Really bad plantar fasciitis — spent the past two days cutting to size and trying out various insoles in various shoes. I slipped these on as soon as they arrived and I’m very impressed! I got the padded one and I love that there is a pad to help the arch stay up, you just have to put them on right which would be wet your foot and get a footprint on a brown paper bag to see where your arches are and how high they are so you don’t put the padding on the part of your midfoot that touches the floor — keep it to the arch area.I got the regular size and my feet are women’s size 8 average width and they seem plenty tight. If you are a man or blessed with ample foot you might want the larger size.I can’t believe all the complaints! These are twelve dollars and people are going on and on about how they won’t last but a few months. It’s laughable!! What else do you buy for twelve bucks that lasts forever? The fabric has to be stretchy and if you’re wearing them in shoes the shoes are going to wear them out too! There are plenty of fifty dollar insoles out there which will not last more than a couple of months tops and most of them will have the arch in the wrong place for your foot just to make things worse! These you can put in the proper place for your own arch and not press on the spot where the heel connects to the fascia.I appreciate how thrifty people are but if you’ve got problems with your feet most people would pay *whatever* for relief. I would have paid 30 bucks for these and not batted an eye. Again in order to be accommodating they have to have a certain amount of give and perhaps you need the larger size if the really sturdy *seams* are busting open. I just bought cotton tape and the liner to try to wrap my arches myself and guess what it was over $12 and I’ll never get it right.Let’s try to appreciate the few decent products left in this world and think before we get all our photographic *evidence* together and post it trying to destroy a business.This is a good product. May not solve all your problems but it’s certainly worth a try. I honestly don’t see how the manufacturer can make and pack and ship these for the very low price! And they gotta cut Amazon in on it too! And they were delivered to my home for free! I’m buying another pair right now.
Teri P. –
Great!
These arch supports are great! They feel good. Not too much compression like socks. Helps my plantar fasciitis
Laurie –
Disappointed
These have a thick seam that is uncomfortable. Maybe some people would not be bothered, but I’m like the Princess and the Pea.
Nan –
Comfortable support, easy to slip on
The support on my feet feels good – I have arthritis in my feet. These help support in a discreet way. However, the namebrand is emblazoned upon the top of the “sock” – so wearing them with a sandal or open shoe shows the name. This is unnecessary. I don’t want to be a walking advertizement of the product. I like the feel and support but don’t appreciate the look of it because of the brand so easily seen.
Laraine Morrison –
I am happy with my purchase.
Kevin –
Just a little small for male foot but they will stretch
Donna –
These are comfortable to wear but I found they were not tight enough to give the support on my foot. I have a narrow foot and they are kind of loose. If I remove my socks then it comes off inside my sock.They are probably great for someone with a wider foot. Price is right for this product.
Arjun –
Mast ha bhai lelo for fallen arch support..
CArreguin –
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