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The Exos FORM II 626 is for lower back pain to deliver decompression and support. It is quickly customizable to fit your unique shape. Read More -
Compresses and supports the sacroiliac joints. Read More -
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Comfortable pain relieving support. Unisex. Read More -
One of the only back supports that will allow vigorous activity, while fully supporting the lower back and sacroiliac joints! For men & women. Read More
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Four robust upright stays help protect the back against strains and pulls Read More
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Specially designed for industrial workers, it keeps cool and comfortable while providing full back support. Read More
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Constructed with panel elastic and soft cotton type lining for patient comfort. Read More
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The STABILIZER is used to monitor and provide feedback on body movement during exercise. Read More
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Provides stabilization and helps relieve pain of the sacroiliac joint through compression. Read More
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Gently relieve hunched shoulders and improve posture. Read More
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Improves posture while relieving shoulder and back pain. Read More
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Easy-to-use compression technology allows you to adjust to your needs Read More
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Lightweight, breathable support with adjustable lumbar pad. Read More
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The Donjoy SI Joint Belt is a comfortable low profile device designed to provide compression and help relieve pain around the sacrum region. Read More
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Mild support and compression for abdominal muscle sprains and strains Read More
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This product will provide mild to moderate low back support as well as abdominal compression. Read More
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Adjustable and padded back support with compression to help relieve low-back pain. Read More
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Elastic abdominal support for post-natal, post-surgery or weak abs Read More
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Easy-to-apply waist wrap delivering low-back relief, compression and heat retention. Read More
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Flexible pulley system in an intermediate brace which comfortably contours and conforms to each body Read More
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Compression back wrap with pull straps and flexible stays for low-back support. Read More
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Designed to help keep shoulders back and limit clavicle movement Read More
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Low-profile back support with removable rigid panels and the Boa® Fit System. Read More
Benefits of Wearing a Back Brace
Back injuries are a common cause of job-related injuries in the United States. Activities that require repetitive motion or strain on the back, such as lifting and twisting, can cause sore muscles and back pain. Back injuries often occur during sports and other physical activities as well. Contact sports can especially stress your back. (Learn more about common back injuries.) Wearing a back brace can provide extra support to your lower back when participating in these activities and is the best way to prevent hurting your back. Back braces offer compression, which helps stabilize your back as you move around. Some individuals also wear back braces to help with posture and slouching.
Which Back Support is Right for Me?
For general, everyday use, we recommend the DonJoy ComfortFORM and the Saunders S’port All Back Support with Shorts. The ComfortForm is low-profile, provides moderate compression, and helps stabilize the back and spine to prevent spinal overload. The Saunders S’port All combines an adjustable back support with athletic compression shorts to help fully support the lower back and sacroiliac joints.
The Exos FORM II 626 back brace provides unique spinal decompressions to support L-1 to L-5 delivered through Boa® Technology. The level of support can be easily adjusted and personalized with the simple twist of the Boa® dial. Adjustable Belt Wings are fully removable and can be angled to help accommodate different waist sizes.
For the athlete, the best back brace will provide compression and protect against strains while feeling comfortable. The DonJoy Performance Bionic Back is ideal for athletes with vertical lumbar stays to help with posture to reduce pulling your back. The Bionic Back is made of stretch webbing and breathable mesh for cool comfort around the torso.
Back Pain Relief and Treatment
If you are experiencing back pain, consult your physician for a diagnosis and treatment plan. Temporary back pain relief and treatment can come from rest, ice or hot therapy, and pain relieving sprays which will help cool and warm the area.
