Factory and exporter of women and men lower back support braces  with high quality and competitive price.

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Description:

Dual Adjustment Back Support provides maximum support to both the abdomen and lumbosacral areas.

Dual adjustment panels of elastic increase or decrease support and tension to the desired level.

Two lateral anti-roll stays maintain the shape of the belt and prevent it from rolling up.         

Features:                                                                                      

1. High elastic band, comfortable to wear and provide strong stability of package

2. There are more elastic steel support bars (4 pcs) on the back to provide stronger support for the waist

3. Double pressure elastic belt strengthens stability support and adheres to body curve at the same time

4. The binding belt is glued with greater flexibility and durability.

Indications:

1.  Suitable for lumbosacral soft tissue injury

2. Suitable for fixation and adjuvant treatment of lumbar facet joint disorder, lumbar intervertebral herniation and prolapse, compression fracture, etc

3. Suitable for the treatment of lumbar hyperosteogeny, acute and chronic lumbar injury, conservative treatment of lumbar intervertebral disc herniation or the protection of the waist after surgery is particularly effective, it is also the best protection for people who work under long-term stress in the waist         

Size: S,M,L,XL,XXL      

Other name:

Medical braceup stabilizing lumbar lower back brace，orthopedic hard back support，orthotic rigid back board，orthosis lower spine support，braceup stabilizing lumbar lower back brace and support belt，industrial lumbar support for working or sleeping，back waist orthosis / belts / splints / stabilizers / immobilizers/ sleeves / straps / wraps / bandage / cap holders / pads / compression / protectors / protection / guards / posture braces / lumbar support /back pillows/ lumbo sacral belt/spine braces/spinal braces/ pain relief braces for sleeping or working with hooks and loops (velcro tapes) for medical surgical pain or injury post op rehabilitation or posture or ecercise sports funcitonal protection fit for women and men

FAQ:  

Q1: How do you wash back brace?

Most braces come with a set of cleaning instructions that you should follow. For most of them, a mild soap or laundry detergent and cold water will do the trick. Allow the brace to air-dry; in most cases, it shouldn't go in the clothes dryer.

Q2: What is a lumbar support belt?

Made of material that wicks away moisture and featuring stays that help prevent rolling, our lumbosacral supports are durable and long-lasting. Back Support Beltsfor Back Pain - Lumbosacral, Lumbar, Sacroiliac & Lower Back Support Belts.

Q3：How long do you wear a back brace after surgery?

Know how to apply your brace before leaving the hospital. Wear your brace all the time—even during sleep—unless otherwise instructed by the surgeon. You will wear the brace until your spine has healed or fused, which may be as short as 4 weeks or as long as 4 to 6 months.

Q4：What are the benefits of wearing a back brace?

Wearing a brace as prescribed by your physician, may provide relief, promote healing, and help prevent future problems. Back braces can: Immobilize injured areas and assist in recovery. Stabilize areas of weakness immediately after surgery.

Q5：Are knee braces machine washable?

Wearing a knee brace can help you manage pain and avoid re-injury, but it can quickly become soiled. A dirty brace can become a breeding ground for bacteria, so you'll want to wash your knee brace. The safest way to wash your brace is by hand, but some braces can be washed in a washing machine on a gentle cycle.

Q6: Should I wear a back brace for lifting?

Common times a back brace can help. While lifting heavy objects — If you frequently lift heavy loads, then you should wear a back brace to assist in correct posture and form. Remember to bend from your knees and not your back so that your legs do most of the work. Lifting with your back can cause pain and injury.