Neck Support

You should wear a neck brace during recovery from neck injuries, surgeries, or conditions like whiplash or cervical spondylosis. It provides necessary support to the cervical spine, reduces movement, and allows healing. It's especially helpful during flare-ups, after an accident, or when experiencing sharp pain. Always consult a doctor for the right usage duration.

Yes, a neck brace can help relieve you during periods of an active, hectic day, although you might experience a bit of inconvenience or imbalance. Nevertheless, there must be long-term use, which is not recommended unless on the recommendation by a medical expert. Excess can lead to stiffness of the muscles or the weakening of the neck muscles. It is advisable to take small breaks and use it when actually there is a need to use it.

Absolutely. The right posture can be enhanced through a neck support, which maintains your head in line and limits the forward lean. It is particularly helpful when you stare at the screen for long hours or when you are a sloucher. It also retrains your neck and shoulders after a long period of time into a healthier position. It is also able to lessen the burden of a bad sitting posture.

Our soft neck supports may be used as gentle ones in case they are used overnight. They give a low form of stabilization without stifling or discomfort. But sleeping in a brace must be with soft models and exactly under a physician's care. When prescribed, it works best in the post-surgery period or during the night when one is stiff.