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Cervical Collars & Neck Braces

Help prevent injury or further aggravation to your neck, head or spine with a cervical collar. Our brace coaches recommend the following cervical neck supports:

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  1. ProCare Form Fit Cervical Collar
    Cervical collar to restrict cervical spine flexion, extension and rotation
    $9.99 each
  2. ProCare Aspen Cervical Collar
    Cervical collar to restrict cervical spine flexion, extension and rotation
    $56.99 each
  3. ProCare Vista Cervical Collar
    Innovative height adjustment technology
    $86.99 each
  1. ProCare Miami J Cervical Collar
    Comprehensive approach to cervical spine immobilization
    $92.99 each
  2. ProCare Patriot Cervical Collar
    One-piece injection molded collar provides proper support and helps restrict cervical spine flexion, extension and rotation to promote patient recovery following trauma.
    $12.99 each
  3. ProCare California Tracheotomy Cervical Collar
    Pre-formed molded foam Tracheotomy collar provides support for both extrication and rehabilitation.
    $28.99 each
  1. ProCare California Cervical Collar
    Pre-formed, lightweight, two-piece polyethylene foam with rigid plastic supports front and rear.
    $44.99 each
  2. ProCare 911 First Response Cervical Collar
    Ideal for use by EMS personnel.
    $242.99 each
  3. ProCare One-Piece Flat Cervical Collar
    Ideal for cervical spine immobilization and extraction.
    $21.99 each
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Cervical Collars and Neck Braces
Cervical neck braces are used to support the neck after strains, sprains and whiplash. They are critical in stabilizing a patient's spinal cord after a traumatic injury to the head or neck. A cervical collar can also be therapeutic by realigning the spinal cord and relieving pain. Because such critical areas of the body are involved, you should always consult a doctor to see which cervical collar is right for your situation, as well as to make sure that you are wearing it correctly and for the proper length of time.
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