Homedics MW-KHC TheraP Hot/Cold Therapy Knee Wrap with the Power of Magnets

Homedics MW-KHC TheraP Knee Brace. A non-medical treatment for relief of aches & pains with 3 in 1 therapy options: Heat Therapy, Cold Therapy, or Magnetic Wave Technology. Features: Get natural pain relief with non-medical, magnet wave technology. Durable knee brace features 8 powerful neodymium magnets. Hot/cold packs offer 2 options: heat for periodic treatment of injuries and cold for strains, sprains and bruises. Comfortable and easy to strap on so you can wear it anywhere. more

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5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Sep-06-2008; Who cares about the magnets; First off, I agree with the writer who went on and on about the benefits (or lack thereof) of magnets in this application. And yet, try to find a knee device that can provide hot or cold therapy at a better price. Good luck! Most...; read full review | report as inappropriate

5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Aug-05-2008; Comfortable, well-made, and priced fairly; I bought this after I developed runner's knee to help with swelling after my runs. I can't speak to the magnet issue, but the cold-pack fits perfectly in its little pouch and does its job well. Also, this wrap is incredibly...; read full review | report as inappropriate

5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Jul-13-2008; Great relief for a small price!; I do tons of walking in my work, and I'm constantly going up and down flights of stairs. I can take asprin, but usually the only thing that will help is staying on the couch for a day or two. For obvious reasons, that's not always...; read full review | report as inappropriate

4/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Jan-21-2008; Homedics Knee Wrap; Good Product that work well. Only complaint is that it starts to stretch very fast and I need to get a new one every 6 Mo.; read full review | report as inappropriate

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5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Sep-06-2008; Who cares about the magnets; First off, I agree with the writer who went on and on about the benefits (or lack thereof) of magnets in this application. And yet, try to find a knee device that can provide hot or cold therapy at a better price. Good luck! Most...; read full review | report as inappropriate

3/5: From: Amazon; Posted: May-20-2007; Good hot/cold therapy wrap for temporary pain relief; I bought this therapy wrap, to aleviate some of my chronic leg pains that I have had. As a hot/cold therapy product, it works pretty darn well.. I cannot say anything about the magnets in them as I think they are more for make belief...; read full review | report as inappropriate

1/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Jun-15-2007; Magnet Quackery; There is almost no scientific evidence supporting magnet therapy. Magnets can't affect human blood, because the iron in our blood simply isn't ferromagnetic. If blood were actually affected by magnetic fields, MRI machines would destroy...; read full review | report as inappropriate