CorFit Industrial Lumbosacral Support Features
- Patented fitting system to accommodate any size, proportionally sized in height and length
- Taller supports for larger people and smaller supports for petites and children
- Plush elastic back panel is made with flexible posterior stays
- Adjustable double side pulls provide customized abdominal compression
- Wicking material draws moisture away, helping user stay cooler
- Soft, CorEdge Finish around top and bottom edges adds comfort without binding or irritation
- Changes/adjusts weight off the spine and distributes to rest of the body decreasing pressure on the spine
- Can decrease over active or unwanted abdominal and/or spinal muscular activity
- Ultra-durable front panel with a hook and loop closure provides additional support
- Opposing side pull assists provide additional compression and support
- Fits everyone and provides comfort, compression, flexibility and stability
- Color: Black
- Indicated for:
– Spinal Stenosis
– Spondylolysis
– Sciatica
– Degenerative Disc
– Prolapsed disc
– Osteroarthritis of the Spine
– Arthritis
– Minor fractures
– Protruding abdomen
More On CorFit Industrial Lumbosacral Support
Measurement:
- Measure True Waist. Snug Fit Measurement: Devices are sized at a compressed fit.
- Measuring loose vs skin tight can be 2-2 ½ inches.
- Hip Measurement: Measure at fullest part of the buttocks.
- Approx: Across the groin area in the front.
Fitting Instructions:
- Fitted starting in the back and finishing in the front.
- Support Should be centered on the back.
- Bottom of support should be at the crease of buttocks.
- Any straps should be below the breast line.
- Back of support should be at least 2″ below the shoulder blade and front top edge should not compress on the bottom of the sternum (chest bone).
- Pull straps out away from body and then cross.
- Normally straps fit right over left.
- Add compression from bottom to top.
- Where you apply the external straps can have an effect on the location of compression.
Post Fitting Instructions:
- Sit down to check fitting that it does not dig into the groin.
- Body length will shorten when sitting so make sure the support is lined up properly.
- The support should not catch and dig under shoulder blade, irritate the breast line or dig into the groin area.
- When removing, decrease compression from top to bottom.
- When removing, disengage the Velcro straps and attach them at the posterior of the support near the strap origin.
- Depending on your condition, the application of the device may need to be done by a secondary care-taker or significant other.
- You can obtain the best secure fitting if you are able to apply the support while laying down w/knees bent.
Care Instructions:
- Hand wash with cold water and a mild detergent
- Do not bleach
- Line/air dry
- Avoid direct heat
