
United Medicare Taylor's Brace D.L.S.O Short & Long (A-04) Universal
United Medicare

Offers effective immobilization and helps maintain spine in neutral position.
3D fabric provides pleasing looks and proper ventilation which enhance comfort of user.
Adjustable shoulder straps ensure perfect fitting and correct shoulder posture.
Easy to use, light weight, convenient sizing and durable for long functional life.
Available in two heights and two circumferences to ensure it fits all.
Tynor Taylor’s brace urbane is light in weight, durable and provides effective immobilization.
Ideal to assist in maintaining the spine in neutral position and allows accurate posture correction.
Horizontal chest splint arrests the rotational movement of the torso for effective immobilization of the entire dorso lumber region.
Spine support is made of 3D fabric that can aid in achieving comfort and ventilation.
Large hook loop area and elasticized abdominal panel ensure all population fits into two circumference variants.
Supports and immobilizes the spine in neutral position, still permitting the requisite body movement.
Should be worn under the supervision of a medicinal practitioner.
Do not secure the brace too tight for discomfort.
Keep away from reach of children.
Primary Prevention: Suitable for individuals experiencing mild back discomfort or posture-related strain — helps support the spine, maintain a neutral position, and promote proper spinal alignment during daily activities.
Secondary Prevention: Essential when recurring back pain, spinal strain, or posture issues appear — provides effective immobilization and support to the thoracic, lumbar, and sacral regions, helping reduce discomfort and prevent further strain.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals with significant spinal conditions, injuries, or post-operative recovery — offers comprehensive spinal stabilization, supports spine protection, and aids in maintaining proper posture during rehabilitation.

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