A back support or back brace can be extremely effective at improving back posture as part of the treatment and management of lower back pain. One of the key aims of physiotherapy treatment for back ache is to improve posture. A back support or back brace helps to prevent slouching and bad posture.

A back support or back brace can be extremely effective at improving back posture as part of the treatment and management of lower back pain. One of the key aims of physiotherapy treatment for back ache is to improve posture. A back support or back brace helps to prevent slouching and bad posture. Painful back conditions such as Sciatica, slipped disc, sacro iliac joint pain, facet syndrome, spinal stenosis and degenerative disc disease can all benefit from wearing a back support.

Medicare Sport’s best-selling adjustable Back Brace has been scientifically developed using the latest technology to create a superior quality, flexible back brace. With a tapered cut and 8 flexible steel springs for firmer lumbar support with a comfortable fit for both men and women. The lightweight elastic bands and flexible springs conform to the anatomical structure of your back.

How it works: Neoprene: Neoprene support warms the affected area and so creates greater flexibility in muscles, tendons and ligaments. Warming the affected area will relieve pain, swelling and stiffness. It also provides firm support without restricting movement. Medicare Sport Back Brace has a Soft neoprene blend, the ultimate material for compression and heat retention, which helps improve blood circulation. This combination provides a therapeutic treatment to muscle and joint pain or injury.

COOLMAX: The Back Brace from Medicare Sport is lined with COOLMAX fabric which works by moving moisture away from your body, keeping you cool and comfortable.

AIRPRENE: The Back Brace has an Airprene blend, which keeps skin dry, retains body heat and is suitable for all-day wear.

Product Features:

• Soft neoprene blend for firm back support with a comfortable fit
• Suitable for both men and women
• Back strains and sprains,
• Moderate disc and arthritic conditions,
• Sciatica,
• Muscle spasms,
• Chronic instable lumbar spine
• Strains of the sacroiliac area