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ObusForme Back Belt (Unisex)
ADJUSTABLE FIT:Fastened with Velcro for a universal fit. Includes removable and adjustable suspenders to allow for a comfortable fit LOWER BACK ...
View full detailsDonJoy Dura*Soft Back Wrap
The universal freezable gel pack design provides cold therapy for the back. The Dura*Soft products are malleable to form fit the lumbar ...
View full detailsEXOS® FORM™ II 621 Back Brace
The Exos FORM™ II 621 provides superior stabilization of the sacroiliac (SI) joint through direct compression. Silicone grip strips prevent the bra...
View full detailsDonJoy Back Brace II TLSO
The DonJoy Back Brace II TLSO accommodates the appropriate motion restriction throughout the healing process. The lightweight design includes a pa...
View full detailsDonJoy Exos FORM II 631
The Exos FORM™ II 631 provides a higher degree of spinal support and relief from a wide range of indications from acute lower back pain to postope...
View full detailsShop back, spine and hip supports in Canada for clinical rehabilitation, daily positioning and prescribed orthopedic applications. TherapySupply.ca carries flexible lumbar belts, sacroiliac supports, rigid lumbar and thoracolumbar orthoses, backrests, seat cushions, posture products and selected cold-compression systems for the back, hip and rib area.
These products provide different types and levels of support. Before ordering, review the intended application, support level, measurement location, size chart, materials and fitting instructions. A soft lumbar belt, sacroiliac support and rigid spinal orthosis are not interchangeable.
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Flexible lumbar belts
Flexible belts typically wrap around the lower back and abdominal area using adjustable closures. Compare belt height, compression system, stays, materials and circumference range.
Sacroiliac and pelvic supports
SI belts are generally positioned lower around the pelvis than conventional lumbar supports. Check the manufacturer’s placement instructions, sizing method and recommended tension.
Rigid LSO and TLSO braces
Lumbar-sacral and thoracolumbar orthoses may incorporate rigid panels, stays or structured closure systems for greater motion control. These products may require prescription, professional fitting or post-operative instructions.
Backrests, cushions and therapy products
Portable backrests and seat cushions provide seated positioning support, while cold-compression cuffs and traction products have separate therapeutic purposes. Follow the instructions for the selected product.
How to Choose the Appropriate Support
Begin with the body area and support level recommended for the intended user. Soft wraps provide flexible compression, whereas braces with rigid panels or stays provide more structured support. Post-operative and motion-restricting products should be selected and adjusted according to the prescribing healthcare professional’s directions.
Use the product-specific size chart rather than clothing size. Depending on the model, measurements may be taken around the waist, hips or pelvis. Measure at the location stated by the manufacturer and check whether the product is unisex or shaped for a particular body profile.
Also consider belt height, closure strength, hand dexterity, skin sensitivity, breathability and whether the brace will be worn under or over clothing. For a backrest or cushion, compare the user’s chair dimensions and available seating space instead of using body circumference alone.
Related Braces and Recovery Products
Browse the complete orthopedic braces and supports collection, including knee braces, foot and ankle supports, shoulder and elbow supports and wrist, hand and thumb supports. You can also compare heat therapy products and cold therapy equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What products are included in this collection?
The collection may include lumbar belts, sacroiliac supports, rigid LSO and TLSO braces, posture supports, backrests, seat cushions, decompression products and cold-compression cuffs for the back, hip or rib area. Availability can change.
What is the difference between a lumbar brace and an SI belt?
A lumbar brace generally wraps around the lower back and abdominal region. An SI belt is usually narrower and positioned lower around the pelvis to support the sacroiliac area. Follow the placement instructions for the selected product.
What is the difference between a flexible and rigid back brace?
Flexible braces use elastic or textile materials for adjustable compression. Rigid or semi-rigid braces incorporate panels, frames or stays to provide greater structural support or motion control and may require professional fitting.
How do I choose the correct back-brace size?
Measure the waist, hips or pelvis at the exact location specified in the product’s size chart. Do not select a brace only from normal clothing size, since measurement locations and sizing ranges differ between models.
Can a back brace be worn all day?
Wear time depends on the product and reason for use. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and any schedule provided by the prescribing healthcare professional. Do not independently extend the wear time of a rigid or post-operative brace.
Should a back brace be worn over or under clothing?
This depends on the model. Some supports can be worn over a thin clothing layer to reduce skin irritation, while others have specific positioning requirements. Follow the instructions and inspect the skin regularly.
Does a back belt prevent workplace lifting injuries?
A back belt should not be treated as personal protective equipment or as a substitute for workplace ergonomics, mechanical lifting assistance, load reduction and safe material-handling procedures.
Can TherapySupply.ca help confirm sizing or product type?
Yes. Have the product name, intended body area and required measurements ready, then contact TherapySupply.ca. Product assistance does not replace diagnosis, prescribing or professional brace fitting.