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Ergonomic Umbilical Hernia Belt – Abdominal Binder for Hernia Support – Umbilical Navel Hernia Strap with Compression Pad – Ventral Hernia Support for Men and Women - Standard (24-44 in)

Ergonomic Umbilical Hernia Belt – Abdominal Binder for Hernia Support – Umbilical Navel Hernia Strap with Compression Pad – Ventral Hernia Support for Men and Women - Standard (24-44 in)

by Everyday Medical
$61.58 - $61.58
$61.58
$61.58 - $61.58
$61.58
  • SLIM AND DISCREET - Our Ergonomic incisional hernia belt for women and men is slim in nature which, ensuring that it sits comfortably underneath your clothes, whether you’re at home or at work; If needed remove the compression pad and this abdominal hernia truss becomes an amazing Abdominal Binder
  • OPTIMAL HERNIA SUPPORT- Thanks to the inclusion of an innovative silicone compression pad, this umbilical hernia truss for men and women applies pressure to the location site, thus providing optimal support during recovery; Plastic support splints provide rigid support to the abdominal muscles for extra added support while wearing this hernia truss; Perfect for umbilical, inguinal, ventral, incisional, and epigastric hernias, contusions, protrusions, and reduced abdominal wall load
  • INSTANT PAIN RELIEF - By providing localized pressure at the incision site, this umbilical hernia support belt also provides instant pain relief whenever needed; Our ventral hernia belt also helps reduce pain and discomfort associated with a variety of medical conditions including sudden weight gain, cough, abdominal fluid, and constipation
  • OPTIMAL HERNIA SUPPORT- Thanks to the inclusion of an innovative silicone compression pad, this umbilical hernia truss for men and women applies pressure to the location site, thus providing optimal support during recovery; Plastic support splints provide rigid support to the abdominal and back muscles for extra added support while wearing this hernia truss; Perfect for umbilical, inguinal, ventral, incisional, and epigastric hernias, contusions, protrusions, and reduced abdominal wall load