🤰 LucyVee Maternity Belt: Ultimate Comfort for Pregnancy Back & Pelvic Pain Relief Review

I was recommended to get a tummy tuck when my first trimester ended (and my back started to hurt). After looking at numerous straps/wraps, most of which were very bulky and unsightly, I settled on this one. While it didn't have the most reviews, it proved to be one of the most discreet tummy tuck bandages, and the reviews didn't indicate that anyone had issues with the abrasive or rash-causing material. I'm on the small side so for most of my pregnancy the product was definitely center wrapped…

I needed a support strap that was big enough in the front to cover my belly button. I have an umbilical hernia from my first pregnancy that I never healed and now it's a real problem with my growing belly. This support belt helps A LOT! Appears to be well made and of good quality. It's very easy to put on and slides easily down my stomach when I need to go to the bathroom. The best way to wear this when you have an umbilical hernia is in maternity pants with fixed panels. I found this to be the

I am the buyer's wife. This is my 6th pregnancy and my 7th child. My eldest is 20 and I had a set of twins. Every pregnancy was different. This is my first time using a pregnancy belt. I'm pretty frugal and don't like spending money on something that isn't being used and is being used well. The reason I finally thought about a maternity belt is because I started getting belly button pain at 5 months pregnant. I had never experienced this before, but it was awful. It was very painful and there…