Product demonstration videos for ACE™ Brand braces and supports
ACE™ Brand offers a complete line of elastic compression bandages, hot and cold therapy products, and knee, ankle, elbow, wrist and back braces, wraps and supports.
A Brief History of ACE™ Brand Products
Oscar O. R. Schwidetzky is credited with the first development of the American-made ACE™ Bandage in 1918. "ACE" stands for "All Cotton Elastic" and has been a trusted brand in elastic bandages for nearly 100 years.
The ACE™ Product line kept pace with the latest technology, and the needs of a growing market. In 1976, the line of elastic bandages expanded to include hosiery and braces.
In 2009, 3M acquired the brand, and today continues the tradition of innovation and quality, focusing on three product areas: Elastic Bandages, Hot/Cold Therapy, and Braces and Supports.
My are giver did that to both y feet and a little short of my knee, at 5:30 am, I had to wake hubby up to have him remove them. I’m a paraplegic, therefore couldn’t do it myself. After he removed, both legs had deep indentations where the ace bandage had been, those parts of leg, looked better, but above, was even more swollen
Hello - Our ACE™ Brand Elastic Bandages come in a few different sizes. Please feel free to check out these products on our website: s.3m.com/o78fy3ap Thank you!
Hello - We do not recommend securing the wrap at the ankle. We would recommend starting at the ankle and wrapping up the leg. Please feel free to connect with our product experts if you have any additional questions. s.3m.com/v650s963 Thank you.
Thank you for the video show me how to wrap my knee I have been doing it wrong I just ordered some new raps and got them in I hurt my knee playing football back in the day and I fell coming out of a store AutoZone to be exact and injured the other knee I'm 80 years old and I'm still getting around okay but rapping that knee proper has been a huge help again thank you thank you thank you😊
Wow, got two huge Ace bandages at the hospital 30 years ago after a minor car accident. The ER doc wrapped both knees for me. Sporadically I have had to wrap a knee. I didn’t remember how the doc did it, so I came here for a refresher. Thanks for posting! Of course I have been doing it all wrong all this time.🙄
Thank you so much, i needed this i had to wrap my wrist alone because my wrist ha=s been paining alot! so many cramps so my doctor toldme rto wrap it in but didnt know how so thanks!
Hello - Thank you for reaching out. We would like to gather more details about your needs in order to recommend the best product for you. Please connect with our product expert team directly: s.3m.com/ai6cj5
i only have the regular one without velcro. it has the gray knee cushion on it. i like it. i also use a copper fit sleeve on i do first under my ace brand brace.thumbs up on this.👍
@@BrightonVlogs_2006 oh i see. Mine hurts when i move it in certain positions like extending the wrist in a push up position. At rest I have tingling sensations in my fingers and that's it. I wrapped it in a bandage but i was just afraid if the tendon could be completely torn, but i guess that's unlikely as i have no bruising or swelling
every other video I watched talks about doing a figure 8, not the this overlap with no gaps approach. Which is right for an outward rolled sprained ankle?
Please see the following cleaning instructions: First, if your support has hinges, remove them. Then close all straps and fasteners and hand wash with mild soap in warm (not hot) water. Rinse well and air dry. DO NOT machine wash, tumble dry, dry clean or use fabric softener or bleach on the brace. Thanks for asking! If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact our product support team at 1-800-537-2191 Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm CT.
That procedure does NOT work for a large breasted woman! So I'll let you use me as your model if you can show me how to wrap it so it doesn't dig into anywhere.
