The Mueller HG80 Knee Stabiliser is a non-hinged compact fitting knee stabiliser for those seeking a degree of knee support but not requiring a fully hinged knee support. The stabiliser incorporates lateral steel springs which do not add bulk, but help with joint tracking & adds support throughout the motion of the knee. A universal buttress surrounds the kneecap to help improve correct patella tracking. The inside of the brace is treated with a antimicrobial barrier whilst the body of the brace is made from exremely comfortable Hydra Cinn fabric. Comes complete with mesh carry bag. Always seek a professional opinion from your doctor or physiotherapist before selecting a knee brace.  ...

A high performance sports tape for those using the kinesiology taping method to rehabilitate muscles & joints. It is supplied in a 5 metre x 50mm wide roll in blue. 100% high grade cotton, breathable & elastic, maintaining the flexibility of skin & muscles. The adhesive is mild & hypoallergenic. Tape therapy should only be used in consultation with a qualified physiopherapist.   ...

Designed for the serious athlete, this high performance brace is ideal for weak or injured knees needing maximum medial/lateral support without restricting mobility. The patented triaxial hinge properly tracks the knee joint & produces near-normal joint motion of the knee, allowing you to uninhibitedly perform at your peak. High strength, patented triaxial hinges allow unrestricted, natural knee movement Adjustable straps provide controlled compression for custom fit Removable patella buttress stabilizes & helps protect the kneecap & can be cut to desired shape for proper tracking & positioning Extra-long for maximum stability & protection Lockout option for complete immobilization & adjustable extension stops at 10, 20, & 30° for limited range of motion if used as a rehab brace (tool kit included) Fully-trimmed edges with smooth seams help preventirritation & chafing No bunching with open back design    ...

The Mueller Hot/ Cold Pack is a reusable pack for the treatment of bumps, strains & sprains. They can be heated in the microwave for heat therapy or stored in the fridge for cold therapy. The soft gel forms around any shape/joint to allow you to target exactly where pain is. The pack size is 9 x 6  ...

The  Mule Bar  Energy Pack trail box contains a mix of 5  Mulebar energy bars & 5  Mulebar  Kick Gels. A great introduction to the  Mule Bar range, & a perfect gift for any outdoors enthusiast or sports person. The pack is the perfect gift for cyclists, runners, climbers, hill walkers...the list is endless. Contains a mix of 5 Mule Bar energy bars & 5 Kicks energy gels to fulfil all your sports nutrition needs.   The Mule Bar Energy Pack contains a mix of Mule Bar products Its designed to be an introduction to the wonderful flavours & benefits of this brilliant sports fuel It also acts as a convenient weekend pack, containing everything you will need for a weekends adventure Mule Bar energy bars, post-exercise recovery food & energy gels combine to fulfil all your sports nutrition needs RRP £15.70, save £ by buying in an Energy Pack 5 x 56g Mule Bar energy bars 5 x 37g  Kicks energy gels Comes in a recyclable cardboard box

Includes:: an  Energy Guide to help you with nutrition & planning for an event All contained within a convenient recyclable cardboard package  

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100% natural energy bars with seriously tasty ingredients! Supplied in a boxed quantity of 24 bars to save you money. Apple Strudel flavour. Das ist gut, ja! Our best selling energy bar. We launched the Apple Strudel Mule Bar as a homage to the great Austrian pastry. We had no idea how quickly it would become our best seller. There are layers of flavour here which you just dont expect from an energy bar
- the apple mixes fantastically with cinnamon & combined with ripe, sweet raisins... well, you get the picture. Have a good look at the compostable wrapper too, the moons been swapped for an apple!   Mule Bar Apple Strudel energy bar features   25% Apple, 7% Apricot kernel & 2% cranberries Fairtrade certified 195 Kcal & 37g carbohydrate per energy bar Compostable wrapper Compostable Wrapper Explained In June 2011, an Apple Strudel Mule Bar rolled off the production line in an environmentally friendly, compostable wrapper. A small step but a vital one in Mule Bars direction to have all their products in compostable wrappers by the Spring of 2014. We are not suggesting in anyway that it is ok to drop our wrappers while outdoors. Our stance is firm. Eat your bar, put it in your home compost & feel good. Mule Bar explains this small but important detail further: Compostable bar info Our new wrapper is made from wood pulp which is a renewable resource. (All food wrappers for the 2012 London Olympics had to be made from compostable material). Our wrappers are made by a company called Nature Flex Where does the wood pulp come from? All the wood pulp used in the manufacture of Nature Flex films originates from non-genetically modified sources; & is sourced from four referenced suppliers whose operations have been certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC), or a regional environmental body. Is the wood pulp FSC certified? Two of the suppliers are certified to FSC, one is partially certified to PEFC (and is steadily increasing the area of forestry under certification) & one is actively working towards FSC accreditation. Timing for composting:
- At home in compost
- 8 to 10 weeks
- Industrial composting
- 4
- 6 weeks
- Outdoor
- completely depends on the conditions but crucially need micro organisms to break down, 3 years a broad brush guideline for UK although we dont want to encourage litter. The wrapper is designed for composting as above
- home or Industrial. In the sea
- Roughly same as home composting What conditions are required for biodegradation to occur? Heat, water & oxygen are required by micro-organisms for efficient & effective biodegradation. Biodegradable plastics are metabolised by micro-organisms which transform the bioplastic product into carbon dioxide, water & biomass. What is the difference between the terms biodegradable & compostable? A biodegradable plastic will break down under the action of naturally occurring micro-organisms (e.g. bacteria, fungi or algae), but has no specific time frame & no requirement for not leaving a toxic residue. A compostable plastic is plastic that undergoes degradation by biological processes during composting to yield carbon dioxide, water, inorganic compounds & biomass, at a rate consistent with other k









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100% natural energy bars with seriously tasty ingredients! A single bar that packs a lot of carbohydrate whilst tasting great too. Apple Strudel flavour Das ist gut, ja! Our best selling energy bar. We launched the Apple Strudel Mule Bar as a homage to the great Austrian pastry. We had no idea how quickly it would become our best seller. There are layers of flavour here which you just dont expect from an energy bar
- the apple mixes fantastically with cinnamon & combined with ripe, sweet raisins... well, you get the picture. Have a good look at the compostable wrapper too, the moons been swapped for an apple!   Mule Bar Apple Strudel energy bar features   25% Apple, 7% Apricot kernel & 2% cranberries Fairtrade certified 195 Kcal & 37g carbohydrate per energy bar Compostable wrapper Compostable Wrapper Explained In June 2011, an Apple Strudel Mule Bar rolled off the production line in an environmentally friendly, compostable wrapper. A small step but a vital one in Mule Bars direction to have all their products in compostable wrappers by the Spring of 2014. We are not suggesting in anyway that it is ok to drop our wrappers while outdoors. Our stance is firm. Eat your bar, put it in your home compost & feel good. Mule Bar explains this small but important detail further: Compostable bar info Our new wrapper is made from wood pulp which is a renewable resource. (All food wrappers for the 2012 London Olympics had to be made from compostable material). Our wrappers are made by a company called Nature Flex Where does the wood pulp come from? All the wood pulp used in the manufacture of Nature Flex films originates from non-genetically modified sources; & is sourced from four referenced suppliers whose operations have been certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC), or a regional environmental body. Is the wood pulp FSC certified? Two of the suppliers are certified to FSC, one is partially certified to PEFC (and is steadily increasing the area of forestry under certification) & one is actively working towards FSC accreditation. Timing for composting:
- At home in compost
- 8 to 10 weeks
- Industrial composting
- 4
- 6 weeks
- Outdoor
- completely depends on the conditions but crucially need micro organisms to break down, 3 years a broad brush guideline for UK although we dont want to encourage litter. The wrapper is designed for composting as above
- home or Industrial. In the sea
- Roughly same as home composting What conditions are required for biodegradation to occur? Heat, water & oxygen are required by micro-organisms for efficient & effective biodegradation. Biodegradable plastics are metabolised by micro-organisms which transform the bioplastic product into carbon dioxide, water & biomass. What is the difference between the terms biodegradable & compostable? A biodegradable plastic will break down under the action of naturally occurring micro-organisms (e.g. bacteria, fungi or algae), but has no specific time frame & no requirement for not leaving a toxic residue. A compostable plastic is plastic that undergoes degradation by biological processes during composting to yield carbon dioxide, water, inorganic compounds & biomass, at a rate consistent with other









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100% natural energy bars with seriously tasty ingredients! Supplied in a boxed quantity of 24 bars to save you money. Jimmys  Choc Orange flavour. This is it
- the one, the only. Our greatest tasting energy bar so far... Its smooth, melts in your mouth & not in your hand & it gives the usual Mule Bar kick of energy. Our recipe will make Delia, Gordon & even Ferran reach for their cheat sheets. Its got Fairtrade chocolate blended with anti-oxidant rich orange (and lemon) peel to give a massive zing & lift. We defy you not to leave your old kitkat behind & move on to Jimmys Choc Orange energy bar. The bells of St Clements were right, they just forgot the chocolate. This bar, like eventually all our products, comes in a compostable wrapper  Mule Bar Jimmys Choc Orange energy bar features   Contains 20% Afghan raisins & 4% dark chocolate Fairtrade certified 196 Kcal & 28g carbohydrate per bar Compostable wrapper Compostable Wrapper Explained In June 2011, an Apple Strudel Mule Bar rolled off the production line in an environmentally friendly, compostable wrapper. A small step but a vital one in Mule Bars direction to have all their products in compostable wrappers by the Spring of 2014. We are not suggesting in anyway that it is ok to drop our wrappers while outdoors. Our stance is firm. Eat your bar, put it in your home compost & feel good. Mule Bar explains this small but important detail further: Compostable bar info Our new wrapper is made from wood pulp which is a renewable resource. (All food wrappers for the 2012 London Olympics had to be made from compostable material). Our wrappers are made by a company called Nature Flex Where does the wood pulp come from? All the wood pulp used in the manufacture of Nature Flex films originates from non-genetically modified sources; & is sourced from four referenced suppliers whose operations have been certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC), or a regional environmental body. Is the wood pulp FSC certified? Two of the suppliers are certified to FSC, one is partially certified to PEFC (and is steadily increasing the area of forestry under certification) & one is actively working towards FSC accreditation. Timing for composting:
- At home in compost
- 8 to 10 weeks
- Industrial composting
- 4
- 6 weeks
- Outdoor
- completely depends on the conditions but crucially need micro organisms to break down, 3 years a broad brush guideline for UK although we dont want to encourage litter. The wrapper is designed for composting as above
- home or Industrial. In the sea
- Roughly same as home composting What conditions are required for biodegradation to occur? Heat, water & oxygen are required by micro-organisms for efficient & effective biodegradation. Biodegradable plastics are metabolised by micro-organisms which transform the bioplastic product into carbon dioxide, water & biomass. What is the difference between the terms biodegradable & compostable? A biodegradable plastic will break down under the action of naturally occurring micro-organisms (e.g. bacteria, fungi or algae), but has no specific time frame & no requirement for not leaving a toxic residue. A compostable plastic is plastic that undergoes degrad









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100% natural energy bars with seriously tasty ingredients! A single bar that packs a lot of carbohydrate whilst tasting great too. Jimmys Choc Orange flavour This is it
- the one, the only. Our greatest tasting energy bar so far... Its smooth, melts in your mouth & not in your hand & it gives the usual Mule Bar kick of energy. Our recipe will make Delia, Gordon & even Ferran reach for their cheat sheets. Its got Fairtrade chocolate blended with anti-oxidant rich orange (and lemon) peel to give a massive zing & lift. We defy you not to leave your old kitkat behind & move on to Jimmys Choc Orange energy bar. The bells of St Clements were right, they just forgot the chocolate. This bar, like eventually all our products, comes in a compostable wrapper  Mule Bar Jimmys Choc Orange energy bar features   Contains 20% Afghan raisins & 4% dark chocolate Fairtrade certified 196 Kcal & 28g carbohydrate per bar Compostable wrapper Compostable Wrapper Explained In June 2011, an Apple Strudel Mule Bar rolled off the production line in an environmentally friendly, compostable wrapper. A small step but a vital one in Mule Bars direction to have all their products in compostable wrappers by the Spring of 2014. We are not suggesting in anyway that it is ok to drop our wrappers while outdoors. Our stance is firm. Eat your bar, put it in your home compost & feel good. Mule Bar explains this small but important detail further: Compostable bar info Our new wrapper is made from wood pulp which is a renewable resource. (All food wrappers for the 2012 London Olympics had to be made from compostable material). Our wrappers are made by a company called Nature Flex Where does the wood pulp come from? All the wood pulp used in the manufacture of Nature Flex films originates from non-genetically modified sources; & is sourced from four referenced suppliers whose operations have been certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC), or a regional environmental body. Is the wood pulp FSC certified? Two of the suppliers are certified to FSC, one is partially certified to PEFC (and is steadily increasing the area of forestry under certification) & one is actively working towards FSC accreditation. Timing for composting:
- At home in compost
- 8 to 10 weeks
- Industrial composting
- 4
- 6 weeks
- Outdoor
- completely depends on the conditions but crucially need micro organisms to break down, 3 years a broad brush guideline for UK although we dont want to encourage litter. The wrapper is designed for composting as above
- home or Industrial. In the sea
- Roughly same as home composting What conditions are required for biodegradation to occur? Heat, water & oxygen are required by micro-organisms for efficient & effective biodegradation. Biodegradable plastics are metabolised by micro-organisms which transform the bioplastic product into carbon dioxide, water & biomass. What is the difference between the terms biodegradable & compostable? A biodegradable plastic will break down under the action of naturally occurring micro-organisms (e.g. bacteria, fungi or algae), but has no specific time frame & no requirement for not leaving a toxic residue. A compostable plastic is plastic that undergoes









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100% natural energy bars with seriously tasty ingredients! Supplied in a boxed quantity of 24 bars to save you money. Hunza  Nut flavour. In the Hunza Valley of Northern Pakistan, the apricot is referred to as Hunza Gold. This evocative name was the original name for this bar (until someones lawyer told us we couldnt call it that). That aside, the apricots in this bar are still from northern Pakistan plus being Fairtrade & un-sulphured & when mixed with good old fashioned walnuts, provide a true Christmas cake of an energy bar. Sublime taste. This bar is Vegan Society registered as well as coming wrapped in a compostable wrapper. Mule Bar Hunza Nut energy bar features   32% Hunza apricots & 7% walnuts Fairtrade certified 197 Kcal & 38g carbohydrate per bar Compostable wrapper Vegan Society registered Compostable Wrapper Explained In June 2011, an Apple Strudel Mule Bar rolled off the production line in an environmentally friendly, compostable wrapper. A small step but a vital one in Mule Bars direction to have all their products in compostable wrappers by the Spring of 2014. We are not suggesting in anyway that it is ok to drop our wrappers while outdoors. Our stance is firm. Eat your bar, put it in your home compost & feel good. Mule Bar explains this small but important detail further: Compostable bar info Our new wrapper is made from wood pulp which is a renewable resource. (All food wrappers for the 2012 London Olympics had to be made from compostable material). Our wrappers are made by a company called Nature Flex Where does the wood pulp come from? All the wood pulp used in the manufacture of Nature Flex films originates from non-genetically modified sources; & is sourced from four referenced suppliers whose operations have been certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC), or a regional environmental body. Is the wood pulp FSC certified? Two of the suppliers are certified to FSC, one is partially certified to PEFC (and is steadily increasing the area of forestry under certification) & one is actively working towards FSC accreditation. Timing for composting:
- At home in compost
- 8 to 10 weeks
- Industrial composting
- 4
- 6 weeks
- Outdoor
- completely depends on the conditions but crucially need micro organisms to break down, 3 years a broad brush guideline for UK although we dont want to encourage litter. The wrapper is designed for composting as above
- home or Industrial. In the sea
- Roughly same as home composting What conditions are required for biodegradation to occur? Heat, water & oxygen are required by micro-organisms for efficient & effective biodegradation. Biodegradable plastics are metabolised by micro-organisms which transform the bioplastic product into carbon dioxide, water & biomass. What is the difference between the terms biodegradable & compostable? A biodegradable plastic will break down under the action of naturally occurring micro-organisms (e.g. bacteria, fungi or algae), but has no specific time frame & no requirement for not leaving a toxic residue. A compostable plastic is plastic that undergoes degradation by biological processes during composting to yield carbon dioxide, water, inorganic compounds & biomass, at a rate consistent with o








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