OrtoFlex L2 is the newest CPM splint from Good Medica.

FLEXIEE 2.2 CPM is a continuous passive motion device designed for knee and ankle rehabilitation. The device facilitates post-operative recovery and pain management through automated joint mobilization, supporting physiotherapy protocols and orthopaedic rehabilitation programs.

This knee rehabilitation device (FLEXIEE 2.2) is used to restore the range of motion after knee surgery by enabling continuous passive motion, which helps prevent joint adhesion and stiffness, and reduces postoperative pain. The product is highly durable and allows for an extended range of motion up to a flexion angle of 150 degrees. By preceding with ankle joint exercises, it effectively strengthens muscles to facilitate knee rehabilitation.

The FLEXIEE 3.0 CPM device is a knee rehabilitation device designed to aid in restoring the range of motion in the knee following surgery. By enabling continuous passive motion, it helps prevent intra-articular adhesions and joint stiffness while alleviating post-operative pain. This device is designed for effective knee rehabilitation even in limited spaces, allowing users to perform exercises while seated. It offers an extended range of motion with a flexion angle of up to 150 degrees. Additionally, it includes ankle joint exercises to strengthen muscles, enhancing the overall effectiveness of knee rehabilitation.

FlexiSplint is a patented long arm immobilization device designed for post-fracture healing and bone stabilization. It features breathable polymer technology with bio-compatible cushioning, washable design, and adjustable strapping for extended wear comfort. The device combines rigidity for proper immobilization with ventilation to reduce skin irritation and infection risk.

Continuous passive motion (CPM) device for post-operative mobilization of upper and lower limbs. Features programmable functions, lightweight design, and smooth articulated movement for passive rehabilitation. Battery-powered orthopedic drill for Kirschner wire insertion (1-4mm diameter) in emergency trauma settings.

FLEXIEE 7.0 is a continuous passive motion (CPM) device designed for ankle rehabilitation and post-operative recovery. It provides controlled, automated joint mobilization to improve range of motion, reduce stiffness, and support healing following ankle surgery or injury. The device delivers consistent passive therapy to enhance patient outcomes in physiotherapy settings.

FlexiOH is a patented orthopedic immobilization device designed for post-fracture healing and bone stabilization. The device combines rigid polymer support with biocompatible foam cushioning, ventilated design, and washable construction to provide extended immobilization while reducing skin complications. Key features include zippered adjustability, breathability, water-resistant cleaning capability, and ISO 10993-10 certified biocompatibility.

Specialized orthopedic immobilization device designed for acute lower extremity fractures in hospital and clinical settings. Combines rigid stabilization with patient comfort through breathable design and washable construction, eliminating the need for external cast cutters.

FlexiSplint is a washable, breathable orthopedic immobilization splint for foot and ankle fractures and post-operative care. The device combines rigid polymer support with bio-compatible foam cushioning and ventilated design to prevent skin complications during extended immobilization periods. Zipper-fitted and adjustable, it enables patient hygiene without cast removal while maintaining structural integrity and clinical support.

FlexiOH is a patented short leg immobilizer combining rigid polymer construction with bio-compatible foam cushioning for post-fracture stabilization. Features include water-washable design, breathable hollow-space ventilation, zippered adjustability, and ISO 10993-10 certified biocompatibility to prevent skin complications during extended immobilization periods.

FLEXIEE 7.0 is a rehabilitation exercise device used to restore the range of motion, strength, and flexibility of the ankle joint after damage to the surrounding tissues or surgery.