Krayt B-507 Orthopedic Lumbar Support Corset (27cm, Size 8, Black/Grey)

Product Description

The Krayt B-507 orthopedic lumbar sacro corset offers effective support and pain relief for various back conditions. This 27cm high corset features a unique design incorporating six flexible, moldable metal stays for optimal spinal support and muscle unloading. The breathable, elastic mesh fabric ensures comfortable all-day wear, while soft, cotton-lined front panels provide gentle comfort against the skin. Double elastic straps allow for customized compression and a secure fit. An anti-slip latex backing further enhances stability and prevents the corset from shifting.

Key Features

• Superior Support: Six flexible, moldable metal stays provide targeted support to the lower back, stabilizing the lumbar and sacral spine.
• Targeted Pain Relief: Reduces pain and discomfort associated with various back conditions.
• Customizable Compression: Double elastic straps allow for adjustable compression to meet individual needs.
• Breathable Comfort: Made with a breathable, elastic mesh fabric for all-day comfort. Soft, cotton-lined front panels add extra comfort.
• Secure Fit: Anti-slip latex backing prevents shifting. Secure Velcro closure ensures a personalized fit.
• Versatile Use: Suitable for use at the office, home, while driving, during leisure activities, and more.
• Height: 27 cm
• Size: 8 (Waist Circumference: 125-140 cm) *(See size chart below)*
• Material: 44% Polyester, 28% Latex, 17% Polypropylene, 11% Cotton
• Color: Black/Grey

Size Chart

• Size 3: 60-75 cm (Waist Circumference)
• Size 4: 73-88 cm (Waist Circumference)
• Size 5: 86-101 cm (Waist Circumference)
• Size 6: 99-114 cm (Waist Circumference)
• Size 7: 112-127 cm (Waist Circumference)
• Size 8: 125-140 cm (Waist Circumference)

Measure your waist circumference at the narrowest point, keeping the measuring tape horizontal. (Refer to the image for detailed measuring instructions.)

Indications for Use

• Osteochondrosis, spondylosis, spondyloarthrosis (lumbar and sacral spine) with or without pain
• Protrusions/herniated intervertebral discs
• Spondylolisthesis
• Radiculitis, myositis, lumbago, sciatica, spinal contusions
• Post-operative or post-injury recovery (lumbar and sacral spine)
• Vertebral body structural damage due to tumors, tuberculosis, or other processes
• Prevention of lumbar injury during physical exertion