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1 NEW LOWER LIMB REHABILITATION Thermal Therapy Podiatric Physiotherapy Proprioception & Stability Strengthening & Toning Balancing Massage & Circulation Devices Occupational Aids FEATURED BRANDS 150 algeos.com
2 All our TENS Machines come with a FREE carry case, manual, 4 electrodes, a battery and standard leads CH1 output receptacle CH2 ON/OFF & Amplitude Control CH1 output receptacle CH2 Indicator Light Physioworx E-Pulse 200 TENS Channel: Dual, isolated between channels Pulse intensity: Adjustable 0-80mA peak into 500 Ω Pulse rate: 2Hz-120Hz (adjustable) Pulse Width: 40μs - 260μs (adjustable) Weight: 120 grams (battery included) NHS PX0200 FCB15515 E-Pulse 200 CH1 Indicator Light Control Panel (BCM) Width & Rate NEW for 2015 Slide Cover Physioworx E-Pulse 300 TENS Channel: Dual, isolated between channels Pulse intensity: Adjustable 0-80mA peak into 500Ω Pulse Rate: 1Hz-160Hz (adjustable), 1Hz/step (1-20Hz), 5Hz/step (20-160Hz) Pulse Width: 50μs - 260μs (adjustable), 10μs/step. Patient Compliance meter: Shows the treatment times in hours. Patient Lock System: Prevents the user from changing any fixed parameters set by the physician. Timer: 15, 30, 60 minute and continuous mode. LCD: Shows modes, pulse rate, pulse width, timer Weight: 140g (battery included) PX0333 E-Pulse 300 CH1 output receptacle CH1 ON/OFF & Amplitude Control Control panel (Key Controls) Slide Cover CH2 ON/OFF & Amplitude Control CH1 ON/OFF & Amplitude Control LCD Panel NEW for 2015 Physioworx E-Pulse 300 TENS with probe CH1 ON/OFF & Amplitude Control CH2 ON/OFF & Amplitude Control Channel: Dual, isolated between channels Pulse intensity: Adjustable 0-80mA peak into 500Ω Pulse Rate: 1Hz-160Hz (adjustable), 1Hz/step (1-20Hz), 5Hz/step (20-160Hz) Pulse Width: 50μs - 260μs (adjustable), 10μs/step. Patient Compliance meter: Shows the treatment times in hours. Patient Lock System: Prevents the user from changing any fixed parameters set by the physician. Timer: 15, 30, 60 minute and continuous mode. LCD: Shows modes, pulse rate, pulse width, timer Weight: 140g (battery included) NHS PX0400 FCB15519 E-Pulse 300 with probe CH1 output receptacle LCD Panel NEW for 2015 Probe Hand control probe input receptacle 151
3 Square Self-Adhesive Electrodes Round Self-Adhesive Electrodes Pack of 4, high quality self adhesive electrodes, replacement pads for use with TENS therapy units. Pack of 4, high quality self adhesive electrodes, replacement pads for use with TENS therapy units. PX1960 PX x 4cm 5 x 5cm PX1964 PX1966 PX cm 4cm 5cm Replacement Standard TENS Machine Lead Wire R&B These TENS lead wires fit most standard TENS machines on the market. PX1970 TENS Replacement Wires 152
4 Physioworx Hot/Cold Gel Pack Whether you sprain, strain, twist, dislocate, or even if you have a chronic injury, hot and cold therapy will play a large part in soothing pain, reducing swelling and helping you heal faster. Heat: Heat therapy is commonly used on chronic or acute injuries that result in stiffness, soreness or pain. Cold: Use it immediately after exercising or after incurring an injury. The cold temperature restricts the flow of blood to a swollen or inflamed joint, muscle, ligament or tendon and helps numb the area. Not only will this provide temporary pain relief, but it will also protect the tissues from becoming damaged. The bags are nylon covered and are reusable, microwavable and easily wiped clean. PX1528 PX1530 PX x 15cm 28.5 x 11.5cm 31 x 17cm Physioworx Hot/Cold Screw Top Bag This reusable hot/cold gel packs are used to reduce swelling, inflammation and bruising around an injured area of the body. Cold therapy treatment is most effective within the first 48 hours of incurring an injury. These packs can also be heated in a microwave to help ease tension, muscle stiffness and joint pain. Convenient, easy to use and easily wiped clean. PX1520 PX1522 PX1524 Diameter 15cm 23cm 28cm Koolpak Instant Ice Pack For use immediately after exercising or after incurring an injury. The cold temperature restricts the flow of blood to a swollen or inflamed joint, muscle, ligament or tendon and helps numb the area. Not only will this provide temporary pain relief, but it will also protect the tissues from becoming damaged. How to use: Slightly punch the pack. The contents will instantly dissolve and immediately provide cold relief ready for use. Disposable/Single use. PX1538 PX x 15cm 15 x 22cm KoolPak Luxury Reusable Hot/Cold Gel Pack These reusable hot/cold gel packs are used to reduce swelling, inflammation and bruising around an injured area of the body. Cold therapy treatment is most effective within the first 48 hours of incurring an injury. These packs can also be heated in a microwave to help ease tension, muscle stiffness and joint pain. Convenient, easy to use and easily wiped clean. PX x 12cm 153
5 Lower Limb Rehabilitation Icy Feet The IcyFeet cold pack is recommended by health care professionals to temporarily relieve pain and inflammation from athletic injury, repetitive stress conditions and daily wear and tear. athletes, professionals, labourers, patients, children, teens and seniors will benefit from IcyFeet s easy to use, effective one size fits all rigid design which allows the user to apply constant icy contact with the soles of the feet and heel. NEW for 2015 The IcyFeet cold pack features a recessed heel cup that surrounds the entire heel and lower achilles tendon, an elevated arch to promote consistent contact with the plantar fascia, an open toe to accommodate larger foot sizes and two flexible Velcro straps to custom fit the user. Never apply IcyFeet to bare skin. Recommended use with a soft clean sock. Washes with mild non abrasive soap and warm water. PR0412 PR0411 Left Right Flexerciser Exercise Platform Weakness in muscles and ligaments leaves biomechanical structures vulnerable to fatigue and injury. Controlled stretching and training to improve flexibility, enhance strength and permanently maintain the correction, is a powerful and effective solution. Features: For stretching and exercising the lower leg Angle setting from 4-16 degrees Use for post injury of achilles and ankle or just to strengthen calf muscles NV0812 One size / 4 Settings Pediroller An exercise aid offering immediate relief from common heel and arch foot pain. when used regularly, the PediRoller can maintain healthy feet and address problems of heel and arch pain such as plantar fasciitis. Rigid design massages tired feet, reducing tension and stimulating circulation Can be used as a cold therapy by chilling or freezing before use NV5204 Pediroller Cobblestone Walkway Cobblestone Walking is an ancient health enhancing practice that has been known in China for thousands of years. Recent research has confirmed that reduced blood pressure and better balance can be achieved by simply taking a barefoot walk. Dimensions: 23 x 17 PR Cobblestone Walkway Sold individually
6 Physioworx Trapezoid The Trapezoid Balance Beam improves lower and upper body stabilisation and co-ordination. Heel to toe walking the length of the beam improves co-ordination and stability. This product allows beginners to use the wide side and advanced users the narrow side. Improves overall core strength and stability Firms and tones most muscle groups PX1404 Trapezoid Physioworx 2 in 1 Balance Board The 2 in 1 Balance Board offers you 2 degrees of difficulty to target any skill level. Wobble Boards or Balance Boards can help retrain proprioception (the sense of balance) after injury, preventing further injury and ensuring a speedy return to sporting exercise. The dome beneath the board can be removed for an easy exercise. Ideal for strengthening ankle and thigh muscles and core muscles Improves balance PX1378 Balance Board Ankle Tough 4 Pack An easy-to-follow, effective ankle rehabilitation, therapy and strengthening program, AnkleTough offers a system of progressive resistive exercise that is used to strengthen and condition ankles or rehab ankle sprains. When utilised in an ankle rehab program, AnkleTough strengthens ankles injured by sprains, fractures, tendon ruptures, and tendonitis. Additionally, using AnkleTough can help prevent the recurrence of ankle injuries by strengthening and conditioning the surrounding ankle muscles and tendons. The AnkleTough resistive exercise system is comprised of color-coded resistive tension straps in four strengths: Light - White Medium - Yellow Strong - Red Tough - Blue PR0210 Ankle Tough 155
7 Exercise band therapy is the most commonly prescribed exercise for rehabilitation, conditioning, and strength training. Latex (and non-latex) exercise bands and loops can be used to stretch the ankle, which increases flexibility in the achilles tendon. Stretching of the calf muscles and achilles tendon are beneficial for treating plantar fasciitis, as well as heel pain. We supply bands that are manufactured from latex, but latex-free bands are available for allergy sufferers. Use for stretching calf muscles and achilles tendon The bands have seven levels of resistance to suit people of all ages and fitness levels Improve strength and range of motion Excellent for upper and lower body therapy Physioworx Latex Bands Made of natural rubber latex, which is durable, strong, resilient and long lasting. The bands have five levels of resistance to suit people of all ages and fitness levels. Band length: 5.5m Resistance Colour PX1194 Extra Light Yellow PX1196 Light Green PX1198 Medium Red PX1200 Heavy Blue PX1202 Extra Heavy Black PX1204 XX Heavy Grey PX1206 XXX Heavy Violet Band length: 45m Resistance Colour PX1152 Extra Light Yellow PX1154 Light Green PX1156 Medium Red PX1158 Heavy Blue PX1160 Extra Heavy Black PX1162 XX Heavy Grey PX1164 XXX Heavy Violet Physioworx Latex-Free Bands Nearly identical to the regular lated bands, but Latex FREE resistance bands offer the performance benefits of natural rubber but without the associated allergy risks of latex. Band length: 5.5m Resistance Colour PX1210 Extra Light Yellow PX1212 Light Red PX1214 Medium Green PX1216 Heavy Blue PX1218 Extra Heavy Black Band length: 45m Resistance Colour PX1222 Extra Light Yellow PX1224 Light Red PX1226 Medium Green PX1228 Heavy Blue PX1230 Extra Heavy Black Physioworx Latex Tone Loops High quality latex exercise band that is a continuous loop to allow specific rehabilitation and training purpose. Increase muscle strength, stamina and co-ordination The bands have four levels of resistance to suit people of all ages and fitness levels Ideal for both upper limb and lower limb strength training Lower extremity patients use band loops for resisted lateral walking, hip abduction, and ankle dorsiflexion Resistance Colour PX1184 Extra Light Yellow PX1186 Light Green PX1188 Medium Red PX1190 Heavy Blue 156
8 Physioworx Balance Board EVA foam-padded bottom with hard-surfaced footboard provides more instability than a traditional balance pad. Use for proprioceptive and rehabilitation exercises to improve balance and co-ordination for the whole body Ideal for strengthening ankles, thighs and all core muscles Helps improve balance PX1380 Balance Board Physioworx Hand Pump with Plastic Needle PX1316 Pump Physioworx Balance Dome The large balance dome can be used either flat side up or pebble side up, depending on skill level. A great tool for strengthening the legs, ankles and core muscles Improves balance, body awareness and co-ordination Large enough for the entire foot Position flat side down or up, depending on level of difficulty Hand pump sold separately PX cm Physioworx Adjustable Stretch Board Makes legs sturdy and strong, and helps improve flexibility and elasticity of muscles. Adjustable angle to suit different levels of flexibility Ideal for stretching calf muscles and hamstrings Helps relieve pain of plantar fasciitis PX1396 Adjustable Stretch Board 157
9 Physioworx Massage Balls Designed to stimulate the blood circulation and massage muscles Helps aid tension release Can be used to massage any part of the body 10cm 9cm 8cm PX1456 PX1458 PX1460 PX1462 PX1464 PX1466 5cm 6cm 7cm 8cm 9cm 10cm 7cm 5cm 6cm Physioworx Wobble Board This unique design provides 360 of instability activities for all core muscles. It also helps improve balance training and agility. Grip handles on the underside allow for the application of upper body strengthening exercises, such as press ups. For the strengthening of ankle and thigh muscles. PX " Physioworx Balance Pods Inflatable dome shaped pods improve dynamic balance and co-ordination. Use either flat side up for basic training and pebble side up for more of a challenge Helps improve overall balance Effective strengthening aid for ankles Helps improve overall balance Hand pump sold separately PX cm 158
10 Orthoglide NEW for 2015 The ORTHO-GLIDE lower limb exerciser a portable, simple and effective aid to rehabilitation after trauma or surgery and helps to prevent DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis). Easy for the patient to use slides smoothly on virtually any surface Easier for the practitioner base & pad assembled and ready to use in seconds Hygienic easily cleaned base and disposable insert pads Comfortable non-slip cushioned inserts provide comfort and security Cost effective reusable base, cost effective insert pads and minimal practitioner time ORTHO-GLIDE makes the process of lower limb exercising easier and is helpful in improving range of motion, joint flexibility and in regaining muscle tone in a way that is simpler for the practitioner to dispense and easier for the patient to use. Recent concerns regarding the spread of infection have raised doubts about the safety of sharing equipment such as sliding boards. ORTHO-GLIDE has been developed to address these concerns. As ORTHO-GLIDE can also be used in conned areas, this makes the product a suitable aid for exercising to prevent DVT. ORTHO-GLIDE features a high quality reusable plastic base and replaceable self-adhesive insert pads. The base can be cleaned easily in sterilisation fluid or in a steam autoclave after use by each patient. The insert pads are designed for single patient use and are replaced as they become soiled or lose their adhesion. Using ORTHO-GLIDE: The self-adhesive insert pad is placed in the yellow plastic base with the tongue of the pad aligned with the cut out area of the circular rim of the base. The pad should be placed centrally so that the insert pad covers the whole of the central rim evenly to ensure comfort during use. With the patient in a reclined position, the ORTHO-GLIDE exerciser is aligned so that the tongue of the insert pad is facing the patient and the heel is placed into the cushioned insert. From a fully extended position, the patient slowly bends the knee, sliding the ORTHO-GLIDE exerciser towards the buttocks to bend the knee as much as possible, keeping the toes pointed towards the ceiling. The exercise is completed by sliding the ORTHO-GLIDE exerciser away from the body so that the leg is extended again. The patient should repeat this sliding action, gradually increasing the range of motion as the joints regain flexibility. Exercises can also be undertaken in a seated position or by a user on the floor. NHS PX2136 FCD1027 Orthoglide 159
11 Hip Care Kit Reaching and stretching to get dressed can be a challenge for us all. We have put together a range of those essential items into one kit which make it easier, faster and simpler to get up and go, and enjoy the day! Ideal for those who may have limited range movement recovering from hip surgery, dressing one handed, or anyone who may be at risk of a fall when bending over, regardless of how young or old. Includes: Handigrip reacher: Offers a firm grip when picking things up. When used for dressing, we have ensured it will be gentle against the skin. The Handi-grip can be substituted for The Classic Ezy-On Small - makes putting on conventional socks and stockings a breeze, making light work of a tiresome task The Ezy-On Small can be substituted for the Soxon Shoe Horn the extra length helps you avoid bending over too much as well as help guide your feet into footwear Leg-Up - leg elevation supports the benefits of compression therapy but for some of us this can be difficult to achieve. The Leg-Up is an invaluable tool to help improve blood flow into your legs by lifting and lowering your limbs manually Long Handled Sponge - we want you to be able to enjoy having a good wash and for washing those hard to reach feet, this Long Handled Sponge makes light work. It fits snugly between the toes, and using warm water or low heat of a hair dryer, you can bend the handle to shape Carry case - enabling the user to easily move all the Hip Care Kit conveniently PR0319 Hip Care Kit Shoe Lift Shoe horns are ideal for people with bending and mobility problems. No more uncomfortable bending or stooping over. From a standing or sitting position, simply place it at the back of your shoe, and slide your foot in. Durable, one-piece construction with smooth finish that wont snag socks or stockings. Length Colour PA cm Varies PA cm Yellow 160
12 Shoe Helper Probably the most independent dressing aid of its kind, the Shoe Helper can still be used to retrieve items around the home, particularly footwear. Let this great tool take the strain away from the back when reaching and stretching to get dressed is a challenge. Easily grab and pull those slippers or shoes to within reach and then, using integral shoe horn, slide the foot in. The hooked trigger can be used as a dressing tool to pull up/around clothing as well as a great way to hang up when not in use. An ideal and much more versatile alternative to a long heavy metal shoe horn. NV5450 NV cm 81cm Soxon Sock & Stocking Aid If putting on your socks and stocking can be a problem and other handy tools have just not worked then we know you will just love the Soxon. Do not let dressing be a hindrance to everyday living. Supporting the geometry of the foot this fabric design gentle contours the foot as you pull up and round. Particularly for those with fragile skin, the Soxon really does make light work of a tiresome task. Super absorbent bamboo material absorbs the excess moisture our feet can sometimes have as well as unique anti-bacterial properties help keep feet healthy. Please note the Soxon is not suitable for use with compression stockings. Long handles with loops avoid bending down and can be held in the hand, one handed or on the wrist for those who may have limited grip. Features: Can safely be used for those recovering from hip or knee surgery Can be washed by hand or in machine to keep clean between uses Full user instructions included NV5452 Soxon Aid 161
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