Title: Children’s Orthopaedic Corrective Posture Brace (Reclinator) KK-10D Size 3 (66-72cm)

Description:

Highly Effective Children’s Orthopaedic Posture Corrector (Reclinator) KK-10D – Size 3 (66-72cm Chest Circumference)

This superior children’s posture corrector, model KK-10D, size 3, offers effective support for children with various postural issues. Featuring flexible polyurethane ribs, it’s comfortable, breathable, and virtually invisible under clothing (airport security friendly). The design provides optimal compression without compromising comfort. Available in a discreet beige color.

Indications:

• Various forms of postural deviations
• Kyphosis and scoliosis (grades 1 and 2) of the thoracic spine
• Pain relief from osteochondrosis and other degenerative diseases of the thoracic spine
• Encourages proper posture development without muscle atrophy
• Improves shoulder posture
• Normalizes muscle tone

Contraindications:

• Absolute contraindications: None identified.
• Relative contraindications (require doctor consultation):
  • Scoliosis (grades 3 and 4)
  • Complicated spinal injuries with spinal cord damage
  • Need for individual spinal orthotics
  • Contact dermatitis, trophic ulcers, or pressure sores in the application area
  • Allergic reactions to the materials
  • Individual intolerance, purulent infection, open wounds, and local dermatitis of various origins.

Sizing Chart:

How to Choose the Right Size:

Use the size chart to determine the correct size. Measure the chest circumference at its widest point. If your child’s measurement falls between two sizes, choose the larger size. Incorrect measurement may affect the brace’s functionality.

Instructions for Use:

Wear directly against the skin or over cotton underwear.

Care Instructions:

Hand wash at 30°C (86°F). Fasten all closures before washing. Do not rub, wring, or machine wash. Air dry flat away from heat sources. Do not iron, use solvents, bleach, or dry clean.

Note:

This posture corrector should be used as directed by a physician. Regular medical supervision is recommended.