Size:
Left / Right:
Primary Prevention
Ideal for individuals spinal support— Helps maintain proper lumbar alignment and reduce strain on the lower back.
Secondary Prevention
Ideal for individuals experiencing occasional lower back discomfort or hip strain — Assists in relieving pressure on the lumbar and sacroiliac region and improving spinal support.
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals with chronic lower back conditions — Aids in providing controlled traction, reducing spinal compression, and supporting structured rehabilitation.
Ideal to be used for traction in lumbar spine.
Relieves pain in the lower back and hips.
Scientifically designed to immobilize and support the spine.
Pelvic traction kit with all the essentials.
Relieves pressure from the spine and helps in pain relief.
Provides uniform longitudinal traction to the lumbar and sacroiliac region.
Pelvic belt holds the pelvic region firmly without any discomfort and has two side belts to provide traction in parallel direction of legs.
It has sturdy design for a long life and multiple use.
Spreader bar holds the traction belt and keeps the pulley rope flexible for movements.
These two parallel belts ensure better holding of the pelvic region during traction.
Wrap the traction belt around your pelvic region and fasten with the Velcro.
Connect the belt to the pully through spreader bar with recommended weight on the other side.
Vissco Pelvic Traction Kit With Weight Bag (Small) PC 02022
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