Help manage knee pain with Kneease

Derek Chavner , Braintree Essex

I have found the unit very effective and easy to use. I am now able walk up and down steep inclines without a knee strap and without a walking stick. I have talked to other members of my local wildlife group and archery club of the improvement in my knee who also have painful knees. I hope the unit keeps working efficiently for along time. Thanks

Mary Clark

Dear Sirs, I am emailing to let you know that I have been very pleased with the results of the Kneease device I purchased from you a couple of months ago. It certainly lessened my knee pain for a few hours and whilst it didnt disappear (which I did not expect it to do), it was a lot more manageable. I have been recommending it to various friends who might purchase one of the devices for themselves. I mentioned it to my doctor who had never heard of it but says that he thought it seems to be like a tens machine but on a smaller scale made especially for the knee. He was glad that it was helping me. Using it for ten minutes, three times a day is not at all burdensome and very easy to use. I have even used it in the middle of the night if I have woken up in pain. I am trying to keep off painkillers and unfortunately, certain painkillers give me a bad reaction - Ibuprofen and Cocodamol. Yours sincerely Mary Clark

Linda Molloy, Wareham

Kneease helps with my knee pain, recommended.

Joseph Remsar, London

I have been practicing Karate for many years. I am 56 years old, and I started when I was 14. A black belt second dan grade now.I was in the dojo almost every day training hard. These days, my knees are killing me, especially the right one, my kicking leg. Arthritis suspected to be caused, but karate could have contributed. This is what in the Martial Arts world we call 'The Collapsing Knee Syndrome.' There are not a clear way to deal with. Some people just stops using the legs, another try anti-inflammatories. When people experience pain, they usually visit a physiotherapist. Sometimes surgery is needed if the bones are twisted. In my case, corrective exercises helped, but I was looking for something that would increase my chances of recovery and take away the pain, so I found your device. First I have to say: it works for me. I have been using the device twice a day; even when the pain was already gone. I can do my katas normally without knee pain at the end. Some points: 1) The battery problem. A regular alkaline battery works just per a week - I am using now Panasonic NiMH Rechargeable Batteries. Suggestion: put a USB rechargeable lithium battery inside. Users will love it. 2) Timer: I would recommend finding a way to measure and control the usage time of the device. A mechanical or digital way, like a Kitchen Timer. Maybe even an App. It will be a lot easier for the users follow the ten mins suggested treatment time. I hope my comments can contribute to your ongoing work. Many thanks Joseph

Sofia Mescall

Hello Knee ease Team, I have just purchased one of these, and put it on whilst sitting at the computer, after a sleep free night. I am totally surprised, that after the first 10 minutes, I have some pain relief, and some extra movement, in a seriously arthritic knee. I declined any pain relief last week - so far , so good! Surprised and glad I gave this a try. A little expensive but may prove worth it and non invasive. Many thanks. Sophie.