Copper Fit

I've been using the braces for over a month now. I started with my right knee, and it worked good (apparently my knees are extra large and my elbows like the longer fit onto upper shins). I felt a noticeable difference right away, that at the end of the day, the ache is gone. I do construction, so there is a lot of bending and climbing. There isn't the pinching and binding I got from the Neoprene braces that hurt almost as much as the joint aches.

I picked up one for my wrist yesterday, and am just as pleased (except it really needs an extended thumb part). I just go and buy them at the store, they are reasonably priced, and with knowing that they fit there is no hassle. The total I spent on other braces in last few years is $100 easily, and with Copper Fit, it's $35. I am done with the others. Actually, have two guys at work that picked up knee braces and some elbows too from my recommendations, and they are very pleased also.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

If you have a little weight around your middle, it will roll and not fix flat. Not good for a bad back, but it "may" help support weak muscles.

It "may" help you a little and $20 isn't a big loss, but don't expect much. Watch the TV ad closely, all of them have flat stomachs, so the belt fits flat on them and doesn't roll. I wouldn't recommend it.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I had tennis elbow because of work, so I bought the Copper Fit sleeve. It works, and after two days of wearing it, I could move my arm with more ease at work. Getting more products ASAP.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

This is an absolute piece of junk. According to the knee compression sleeve box itself, it's only made of 12% spandex (which in itself spandex is not for compression therapy due to low elastic composition) and 88% polyester, with copper being only 4% of that 88% polyester.

This company is taking advantage of the elderly and orthopedically disabled. It's all a huge scam. If you want relief, go to a medical professional, where you'll spend less money in the end and have actual joint pain relief by using real medically proven equipment.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Horrible experience. I ordered two ankle sleeves, I never got an e-mail confirmation of my order. They billed my credit card and it took 6 weeks to get my order. When it arrived, the boxes that the products were in were damaged.

There was no return information enclosed, not even a label. I had to mail it back. Firstly, this was because they did not inform me that my order was confirmed, they took too long to get the product and made me ship it back at my expense.

They refunded only one of the two items and the refund e-mail indicated they charged me $18.97 for shipping & handling.

Shady outfit. Besides, there are other copper infused sleeves and supports that work just as well out there. This is a marketing hype and a crummy business to deal with. Sure, they offer a 60-day money back guarantee but what they don't tell you, you will have to incur the cost of mailing and they require tracking.

This has cost me about $11.00 to send back. I hate shady companies. So next time you see that deceptive commercial, move on.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I have spinal issues, diabetic neuropathy, and other nerve damage. Frankly I have enough Copper Fit gear to armor myself head to toe. I swear by it, especially the socks. The pain I feel without them frankly is enough to jolt me out of bed and keep me up all night. Compression or copper, I don't give a hoot, it works regardless.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I am a high school bowling coach and have been for 10 years.

During that time I have suggested to the bowlers with knee problems to use the copper fit to help with the pain.

I also bowl in two senior leagues and have told many of the older bowlers about the knee sleeves.

I have found that many of them have thanked me for the info on how well they work, as I wear one on each knee myself.

I have also noticed that a few of them are also wearing the elbow sleeves, which work well also.

My problem now is that many of the stores that have been carrying these products don't have them anymore.

keep up the good work on these items, I will keep telling every body how well they work, I know a lot of the seniors would not still be bowling if it were not for copper fit products.

Thanks for your time!

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have bought numerous knee supports that haven't worked but when I was in Florida I bought this knee support and can honestly say the knee support has given me the relief from pain. Now I am back home and have been trying to get one in this country. I paid $19.99 for it in Florida but buying from Amazon they are charging £45 pounds for the same item. So I will be waiting until I am back in Florida in June to get them.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I was expecting a tight snug Velcro fit and at least some back support. This doesn't offer any back support and only provides warmth and sweating. If you want back support and some back pain relief don't purchase this item. You get what you pay for. If you want real back support you will need to pay for it.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Purchased my back brace and it came in a timely manner, made me super happy, that is until I put it on. Within 15 minutes I was in more pain than I started with, after 30 I couldn't take it anymore and I actually tore it off. Thinking maybe that time was just me I tried it twice more and it was a repeat of the first time. Fred Meyers carries one that works much better and is a lot less expensive. Bottom line, don't waste your money or time on this crap.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I had back surgery 2 years ago and continue to have residual back aches. Bending, squatting and even getting up from the sofa can be tricky and painful. I tried the back brace and found it gave great support. Even better, the benefits of the compression stayed hours after removing the brace.

Even my husband noticed I was walking better and getting off the sofa and out of the car with no issues.

The copper benefits didn't much matter to me as other than wearing for light walking I won't be doing much working out in it. My eye was on the compression. In that department, it works great. I can barely tell I have it on yet it's giving great support.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend