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Supports, bandages and warming belts

The «Fasteners and bandages» category brings together joint fasteners — for the ankle, knee, wrist and elbow — and supportive bandages of different firmness. You can choose a fastener by area and size.

What's in this category

The range includes joint fasteners and bandages. Below are related orthopedic sections.

How to choose a fastener

Choose a fastener by area and degree of fixation, based on the size chart. Pay attention to the material and comfort.

Delivery and payment

  • Estonia — parcel lockers from €2.15 (Smartpost, DPD, Omniva), courier from €4.60; free parcel locker from €30; pickup at Vitateka (T1 Shopping Centre, Peterburi tee 2, Tallinn) — free
  • Latvia — parcel lockers from €3.79 (DPD, Omniva), courier from €5.13; free from €35
  • Lithuania — parcel lockers from €2.31 (Unisend, DPD, Omniva), courier from €5.13; free from €40
  • Finland — Posti FI €6.17, Omniva from €7.22; free from €70
  • Poland — Packeta parcel €5.00
  • Czech Republic — Packeta parcel locker €3.75
  • Romania — Packeta parcel locker €3.61, Omniva from €7.32
  • Hungary — Packeta parcel locker €4.13, Omniva from €5.79
  • Other EU — Omniva International Post from €7 (price by weight, 4–16 days)

Payment via Baltic banks (Swedbank, SEB, LHV, Luminor, Coop Pank, Revolut, Paysera), PayPal or card (Google Pay, Apple Pay).

What to consider before use

Fasteners and bandages are chosen by size and purpose. In case of diseases, injuries or after surgery, and in case of doubts, consult a specialist.

Frequently asked questions

How does a fastener differ from a bandage?

A fastener provides firmer fixation of the joint, while a bandage gives soft support. The purpose is on the package.

How to choose the size of a fastener?

The size is chosen by the joint circumference, based on the manufacturer's size chart. Recommendations are on the package.

Is a specialist consultation needed?

After joint diseases and injuries, it is worth coordinating the choice of a fastener with a specialist.