
Tynor Tummy Trimmer (Abdominal Belt 8 inches) A -03 Small
Tynor
Size:
Est. delivery 3-5 Days
Support belt for abdominal muscles.
Made from skin friendly materials.
Provides uniform compression.
Post operative aid for mothers after the delivery.
Offers proper ventilation and comfort.
Latex free.
Breathable
Mild support.
Anti fungal.
Anti bacterial.
Anatomically designed abdominal support.
Effectively supports and compresses the abdominal muscles.
Can help the abdomen muscles to get toned.
Has 8 inch width to provide uniform compression around the abdominal region.
Post operative aid for mothers after the delivery for waist line reduction.
Ideal as a post operative support; protects and binds the surgical incisions of the abdomen.
Place the centre of the abdominal belt to the centre of your back.
Take a deep breath and then stretch the elastic from both the sides to lock on the front.
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.
Primary Prevention
Ideal for individuals at risk of mild abdominal strain due to posture issues, physical activity, or daily exertion — helps provide gentle support and encourages proper abdominal alignment from the start. ·
Secondary Prevention
Suitable when early signs of abdominal discomfort, mild back pain, or muscle fatigue appear — provide targeted compression and support to relieve strain and promote better posture. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals recovering from abdominal surgery, injury, or chronic core weakness — helps maintain consistent support, aid recovery, and promote long-term abdominal and spinal wellness.

Fitness trackers and smart watches collect endless data — but are they actually improving your health? Discover how smart devices support prevention, early detection, and better care.

Not sure which walker suits your parent or loved one? An orthopedic surgeon explains how to match walker type, fit, and features to balance, strength, and daily needs.

Feeling unsteady or relying on furniture to get around? Find out the signs you may need a walker, who can benefit, and how to use one safely.

Using crutches the wrong way can slow your recovery. Learn proper fitting, posture, and walking techniques to move safely and avoid strain while healing.