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Uvoider Compression Arm Sleeves – For relief from trigger points that mimic a pinched C6 nerve

Help with troublesome Trigger Points

If you have ever had trigger points then you know all too well how they can mimic a pinched C6 nerve causing pain and weakness from the neck and shoulder, down the arm, and into the wrist, thumb, and index finger. If you haven’t already, add compression arm sleeves to your recovery kit. Here’s how they will help.

Pickleball Arm Sleeves Benefits

Pickleball Arm Sleeves Benefits – Skin Protection, Muscle Support, Pickleball Elbow Relief

Why do pickleball players wear arm sleeves? Is there a particular benefit that arm sleeves provide, or do pickleball players wear arm sleeves just to look good on the court? In a word, yes.

Uvoider Compression Knee Sleeves – For a better and safer workout

Purpose of Compression Knee Sleeves

In just about any fitness center, you will find people wearing compression knee sleeves as they perform their workout. Runners wear them. Weightlifters wear them. And perhaps most often, you will see compression knee sleeves being worn by people performing squats, leg lifts, and curls. The reason is simple. Compression knee sleeves provide compression and warmth to the knees which translates into many areas of benefit.

Uvoider Compression Knee Sleeves – Tips for Preventing Runner’s Knee

What is Runner’s Knee?

Runner’s Knee is the dull pain around the patella, also known as the kneecap, the flat, rounded triangular bone. This is where the knee connects with the lower end of the thigh bone.

Uvoider Compression Knee Sleeves – Tips for Avoiding Knee Pain

Compression Knee Sleeves – Tips for Preventing Knee Pain

Why do your knees hurt?

If your knees hurt, you are not alone. Though many people associate knee pain with the kinds of knee injuries that elite professional athletes get such as blown out ACLs, MCLs, and ripped cartilage, the fact is that knee pain is a common complaint that affects people of all ages. Sure, knee pain can be the result of a sports-related injury, but even more common is the knee pain that is caused by age, weight, and medical conditions such as arthritis, gout, and infections. The good news is that most kinds of minor knee pain can be successfully managed with self-care preventative measures.

Uvoider Compression Knee Sleeves – Sizes from S to 3XL

Relieve knee pain caused by injuries and chronic conditions

The Uvoider Compression Knee Brace Support Sleeve is a medical-grade knee sleeve that provides pain relief and inflammation reduction for those suffering from acute or chronic knee pain due to sports injuries or medical conditions. Non-slip silicone strips on the upper band and side spring stabilizers ensure the sleeve holds up and does not slip easily. Made of soft knit, breathable, moisture-wicking fabric, the sleeve is comfortable and can be worn all day. Sleeves are 20-30 mmHg compression.

How to Clean Your Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth

Microfiber lens cleaning cloths work like magic. They are like a magnet for dust, dirt, grime, and unwanted bacteria. But if you want them to do a good job picking up dust and dirt and not spreading previously picked up dust and dirt, it is essential that you keep them clean. It is not obvious how best to clean a microfiber lens cleaning cloth and you can actual damage it, so here is what you need to know.

How to Clean Your Eyeglasses, Phones, and Displays without Damaging Them

Perhaps the one thing that is worse than not cleaning your eyeglasses, phones, or the display screens of your devices is cleaning these valuable possessions in a way that damages and in some cases destroys them. You can avoid these mistakes. Here are some tips and tricks that will help you keep your valued lenses and displays clean, germ-free, longer-lasting, and more enjoyable to use.

Dirty Phones Can Make you Sick

Did you know dirty phones can make you sick? Consider the all too familiar case of Patricia, a 21-year-old college student in Austin, Texas, who for several years since high school had suffered from the occasional breaking out on one side of her face. She thought it was acne. It wasn’t.

Dirty Eyeglasses Can Make You Sick

Did you know dirty eyeglasses can make you sick? Consider the all too familiar case of Molly who had an annual check-up with her doctor. In the waiting room, Molly was handed a pen and a clipboard and asked to sign in. She then put on her reading glasses. Guess what happened next?