Nikhil H.
Posted on Oct 28, 2026
From my heart buy truly
good but box was little damage still product is fine. i bought this product for my family and we are happy with it. thanku for reading my honest review

Spinal brace assists in posture correction.
Ideal to be used for hyper kyphosis with low back pain.
Supports and immobilizes the spine during recovery time.
Encourages healing and prevents further injury.
Available in 5 different sizes: S, M, L, XL, and XXL.
Ideal spinal brace designed to support and stabilize the spine during recovery time after fracture, spinal surgery.
Promotes a healthy healing environment by controlling the movements.
Decreases the chance of further injury and provides overall support.
Its spine support extends from thoracic to lumbo sacral region for optimal spinal support.
Posterior metal frame helps to maintain the correct posture and universal lumbo sacral support to ensure proper fit.
At first, insert the spine support frame into the pocket of the corset.
Place the metal frame such that it is vertically positioned over your spine.
Insert your hands through the straps on either top sides of the brace.
Stretch the straps from both ends of the corset and lock the hook & loop closure.
Now, fix the hook & loop closure by tightening and wrapping it around your abdomen.
Note:
Refer the enclosed leaflet for pictorial representation.
Seek the help of an experienced person for application.
Hand wash with mild detergent and water.
Keep out of reach of children.

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