Get back to
your normal.

Get back to
your normal.
Don’t let tennis elbow or a sprained ankle keep you on the sidelines. SportVis® is an innovative soft tissue injury treatment that offers effective pain relief that gets you back to your activities faster.*
How SportVis® helps.
SportVis® is an injection treatment that is intended to relieve pain and restore function in acute first- and second-degree ankle sprains and chronic (over 3 months) tennis elbow. It is injected by a doctor trained in the specific technique.
SportVis® contains STABHA®, the only hyaluronic acid authorized for sale by Health Canada to treat soft tissue injuries.
STABHA®: Soft Tissue Adapted Biocompatible Hyaluronic Acid
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*Based on clinical studies, patients with acute ankle sprain treated with SportVis® returned to their activities 2X faster than patients on placebo (21 days vs. 41 days). Patients with chronic tennis elbow returned to normal function within 1 month versus placebo, where patients did not achieve normal function.*Based on clinical studies, patients with acute ankle sprain treated with SportVis® returned to their activities 2X faster than patients on placebo (21 days vs. 41 days). Patients with chronic tennis elbow returned to normal function within 1 month versus placebo, where patients did not achieve normal function.*Based on clinical studies, patients with acute ankle sprain treated with SportVis® returned to their activities 2X faster than patients on placebo (21 days
vs. 41 days). Patients with chronic tennis elbow returned to normal function within 1 month versus placebo, where patients did not achieve normal function.
