Back, Neck & Shoulder Supports
Stiffness and discomfort in the back, neck and shoulders can affect sleep, sitting and daily activity. This collection includes shoulder compression wraps and stabilisers, sacro-lumbar and reinforced back braces, sacroiliac belts for the pelvis and lower back, thermal decompression belts, semi-rigid cervical collars, and TENS and NMES units used by some people for pain management.
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Buying guide
- Measure the waist or hips for back belts and the chest or upper arm for shoulder supports, following each size chart.
- Sacroiliac belts sit low around the pelvis, while lumbar braces sit around the lower back.
- Cervical collars should be fitted correctly and used as directed by a health professional.
- Use supports during activities that aggravate symptoms rather than all day unless advised.
- Ask a physiotherapist which support suits your condition.
Questions
How long should I wear a back brace?
That depends on your condition. Follow the guidance of your physiotherapist or doctor.
Can I return a back brace?
Unworn braces in original packaging can be returned within 14 days, less a 25% restocking fee.
How is delivery charged?
Delivery is Australia-wide and the fee is quoted before dispatch.