Accusure Scrotal Support (S5)
Accu Sure

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Est. delivery 3-5 Days
Hernia belt with two soft foam pads.
Supports the herniated tissues.
Made from skin friendly materials.
Ideal as a post operative support.
Can be worn inside the pants.
Scientifically designed hernia belt with double pad.
Has two soft foam detachable pads to provide equal tension on the hernia area.
Adjustable elastic hip strap for perfect fitting.
Cushion pads supports weaken muscles and ensures comfort.
Ideal to be used for inguinal hernia, weak inguinal muscles and post-operative support.
Place the hernia support belt around your hips so that the cushion pads come over the groin area.
Now, fix the support with the elastic straps around your hip to a secure and comfortable fit.
Place the two leg straps through the buckle and lock as per your comfort for additional reinforcement.
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
Suitable for individuals at risk of developing hernia due to daily strain or weak abdominal muscles — provides gentle support and helps maintain proper abdominal alignment. ·
Secondary Prevention
Essential for people with early or mild hernia symptoms — helps reduce discomfort, prevent worsening, and supports daily activity with stability. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals managing a diagnosed hernia — provides consistent support, aids in recovery post-surgery, and helps prevent complications or recurrence.

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