Kidney Support Belt - Crate B-620 #4 White (31.5-39.4 inch Waist)

Krayt B-620 #4 White Abdominal Support Bandage

Title: Krayt B-620 #4 White Abdominal Support Bandage (80-100cm Waist) for Visceral Prolapse

Description:

The Krayt B-620 #4 white abdominal support bandage provides gentle compression and support for individuals experiencing visceral prolapse, including kidney, liver, stomach, and intestinal displacement. This 20cm high bandage utilizes a breathable, perforated elastic material for comfortable all-day wear. Internal cotton lining against the abdomen ensures softness. Two rigid back stays enhance support and posture. Adjustable double elastic straps allow for customized compression levels.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Supports Intra-abdominal Pressure: Helps maintain optimal internal organ positioning.
• Limits Organ Displacement: Provides gentle compression to minimize shifting of internal organs.
• Breathable & Comfortable Material: Constructed from a perforated elastic blend (30% polyester, 26% polyamide, 15% latex, 15% polypropylene, 10% cotton, 4% elastane) for all-day wear.
• Adjustable Compression: Double elastic straps allow for personalized support.
• Soft Internal Lining: Cotton lining ensures comfortable contact with the skin.
• Reinforced Back Support: Two metal stays provide additional stability.
• Suitable for: Kidney prolapse, liver prolapse, intestinal prolapse, and individuals experiencing significant physical strain.

Care Instructions:

• Hand wash in 40°C water separately with a mild detergent.
• Do not rub, wring, or machine wash.
• Rinse thoroughly after washing.
• Air dry flat away from heat and direct sunlight.
• Do not iron, bleach, dry clean, or use solvents.
• Store in a cool, dry place.
• Protect from moisture, high temperatures, and direct sunlight.

Indications:

Kidney, liver, and intestinal prolapse; strenuous physical activity.

Contraindications:

Open wounds, dermatitis, skin infections, individual material intolerance.

Sizing:

Waist circumference 80-100cm. Consult your physician to determine the appropriate level of compression and duration of daily use.