You finally get into bed hoping to give your knees a break.

Maybe you've already taken an ibuprofen or your usual painkiller, rubbed on some cream, or reached for the heat pad again…

Anything to help you get through the night comfortably.

But instead of relaxing, you can’t seem to get comfortable.

You straighten your leg.

Then bend it.

You turn onto your side.

Maybe you even put a pillow between your knees…

And just when you think you've found a comfortable position, that familiar aching or stiffness starts bothering you again.

So you change positions.

Again.

And again.

Eventually you fall asleep…

Only to wake up the next morning and feel like your knees haven't rested at all.

You put your feet on the floor and they feel stiff, tight and reluctant to get moving.

The first few steps are often the worst.

You hold onto the side of the bed.

Take those first careful steps.

And after walking around for a few minutes, things may finally begin to loosen up.

Sound familiar?

For many people with uncomfortable knees, nighttime and those first few steps in the morning can be some of the most frustrating parts of the day.

Yet most knee supports are designed around walking, exercising and daytime activity.

They're bulky.

Too restrictive.

Uncomfortable in bed.

Or they dig into your legs after wearing them for too long.

So when nighttime comes, your knees are often left without the comfortable support you're looking for..