Meek Clavicle Brace | Supports the Clavicle & Promotes Healing (Grey)

PUT IT ON FOR

• Clavicle fracture
• Acromioclavicular joint and sterno-clavicular joint injury
• Posture correction in case of stooped shoulder

THE EXTRA BOOST

• Optimal support to clavicle and acromioclavicular joint
• Maintains correct posture of shoulder
• Special soft padding to reduce pressure on shoulder & axilla
• Triangular pattern for two way adjustment at the back
• Easy and comfortable to use

FOR MAXIMUM BENEFIT

• Wear around your shoulders so the round ring comes between the shoulder blades
• The soft padding should be over the clavicle. Pull and fasten the velcro for the required firmness

To understand the process better, kindly refer the video here: https://youtu.be/fl3UQ_y_xps

PRODUCT CARE

• Hand wash with mild detergent and water at room temperature
• Dry in shade on a flat surface
• Do not dry clean

Choose to return or exchange for a different size (if available) within 7 days. Returns/replacements are accepted for unused products only in case of defects, damages during delivery, missing, or wrong products delivered.

How to wear a clavicle brace?

To wear a clavicle brace correctly, first, position it comfortably over your shoulders, ensuring the padded part sits below your collarbone. Fasten the straps snugly but not too tight, allowing for easy movement. Adjust until you feel proper support without discomfort, and make sure the clavicle belt is centred for optimal effectiveness in promoting clavicle alignment.

How long to wear a clavicle brace?

The duration of wearing a clavicle fracture brace varies based on your healthcare provider's recommendation and the severity of the clavicle fracture. Typically, it's advised to wear the brace consistently for several weeks to allow proper healing. Regularly check in with your healthcare professional for personalised guidance on when to discontinue use.

How to measure your clavicle?

To measure your clavicle for a brace, use a flexible tape measure. Start from the base of your neck and wrap the tape around your shoulder, crossing over the midpoint of your collarbone. Take the measurement at the fullest part of your chest. Ensure the tape is snug but not tight. This measurement will help you select the right size of clavicle strap for optimal comfort and support.