Accusure Scrotal Support (S5)
Accu Sure

Scrotal support designed to hold, lift the scrotal sac.
Has separate penile compartment.
Made from soft and hypoallergenic materials.
Ideal as a post operative support.
Can be worn under clothing.
Available in 4 different sizes.
Light weight.
Well ventilated.
Has pleasant aesthetics.
Adjustable waist.
Can be used during exercise and running.
Scrotal support specially designed to provide compression and lift the scrotal sac.
Adjustable waist strap with broad hook-loop panel for perfect fitting.
Made from soft material to enhance the comfort and ensures no rash / allergy / abrasion.
Ideal to be used as a post-operative support.
Wear the scrotal support around your hips and adjust the waist strap as per your comfort.
Hand wash with mild detergent.
Don’t dry clean; don’t iron or bleach.
Don’t wear it too tight.
Keep out of reach of children.
Size | Inches | CM |
|---|---|---|
Small | 28 - 34 | 71 – 86 |
Medium | 34 - 40 | 86 – 102 |
Large | 40 – 46 | 102 -117 |
XL | 46 - 52 | 117 - 132 |
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals seeking preventive support for scrotal comfort during daily activities or prolonged standing — helps provide gentle lift and support to reduce unnecessary strain. ·
Secondary Prevention
Ideal when early signs of scrotal discomfort, heaviness, or mild swelling appear — helps support proper positioning and reduce stress, promoting day-to-day comfort. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for various conditions such as post-surgical recovery, or chronic discomfort — helps maintain consistent scrotal support, reduce movement-related strain, and promote long-term comfort and wellness.

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