Ergonomic Umbilical Hernia Belt – Support for Men and Women, Large/XL (42-57 IN)

About this item

• 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. Great gift for friends and family to uplift their day.
• Featuring a minimalist design, this belt for epigastric hernias utilizes a highly breathable fabric that is made of a premium cotton blend. The fabric is lightweight, moisture-wicking, and allows for better airflow, making it comfortable to wear even in hot climates. It is offered in sizes suitable for waist circumferences between 24" and 57".
• 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.
• ERGONOMIC UMBILICAL HERNIA BELT SIZE LARGE / XXL fits an Abdominal Circumference of 42-57 Inches. Must Measure around your Bellybutton not around your Waist *Refer to the Size Chart in the images section. Everyday Medical's abdominal hernia support band was designed for optimal performance, comfort and pain relief from all umbilical, navel and incisional hernia symptoms. Conforms to the shape of your body to provide just the right compression level to the affected area.
• 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.