Braceon Cervical Soft collar

This product is ideal for neck pain, cervical spondylosis, whiplash injuries, muscle strain, disc herniation, and post-surgical support. It helps stabilize and limit motion in the neck area for healing.

Only if prescribed by a doctor. Sleeping with a neck brace may be recommended after serious injuries or surgeries, but not for regular use.

While primarily used for injury recovery, it also helps train your neck to maintain a proper, upright posture by limiting slouching and forward tilt.

Absolutely. It is made from breathable, hypoallergenic, and cushioned materials to provide maximum comfort and minimize irritation during prolonged use.

Yes. It is safe to wear during desk work, walking, or light movement. However, consult your doctor before driving while wearing a cervical collar.

Yes. Hand wash the product with mild soap and cold water, then air dry. Avoid machine washing or using heat to dry.

No prescription is required for general use, but if you’re recovering from serious injuries or surgeries, it’s best to follow a doctor’s recommendation for use duration and type.

These products are used to support recovery from fractures, ligament injuries, joint replacements, spinal issues, and muscle strain. They help immobilize, stabilize, or support specific body parts during the healing process.

They are ideal for patients recovering from orthopaedic surgery, sports injuries, chronic pain conditions (like arthritis or spondylosis), or undergoing physiotherapy or rehabilitation.

Most ortho rehab products are available over-the-counter. However, for serious conditions or post-surgical use, always follow your doctor or physiotherapist’s recommendation.

Yes. Many ortho rehab tools are designed to aid safe movement and prevent further injury during light exercise, physiotherapy, or rehabilitation sessions.

These products do both. They reduce strain on injured areas, promote better posture, and support healing—which helps relieve pain over time.

Refer to the product description and size chart, and if unsure, consult a doctor, physiotherapist, or orthopaedic specialist for the correct fit and product type.