Procare Premium Panel Elastic Binder Outdoor Recreation Review

If you are a tall person, this may not be for you. Flat, it's 44 inches long...and it does NOT stretch to 62 inches (not even close). I think even 50 inches is tough. I've pulled it up over my chest and stomach but can't put it on my hips/buttocks so I'm not entirely sure if it's comfortable but the fabric is soft.

This was one of the medical products I sold years ago. I look very nice but I think the velcro could be a bit higher. I don't use it as a support, but as a mattress topper. I roll up the topper when not in use and then secure with wraps. The 12" wrap height prevents the foam from bulging.

My husband is paraplegic and we were originally recommended to use these bandages to keep his blood pressure at the same level. Now he wears them because while his friends, who are also paraplegic, have small bellies on their laps despite not being "overweight," my husband's stomach remains lean and toned, and we are in his fourth year of being paralyzed. He doesn't find it bulky or uncomfortable to wear.

was damaged I started using this after a laparoscopic hysterectomy but wasn't impressed. I had painful incisions even after a month and they were lumping together making it uncomfortable to sit or lie down. It's long so it fits a variety of body shapes, and the elastic and velcro are thick, but I still have a hole after about a week of use. I think a tummy tuck is a good idea but I would try a different brand in the future.

So I just had a tummy tuck and was looking for a four panel tummy tuck that I like to wear. I bought these hoping I would like them and be able to wear them, but the front of this tie is very thick and holds a lot of warmth. Because of this, I can only wear it at bedtime when I need to apply a compress. It's a good binder and I like the material of the rest but I can't wear it out because I literally overheat and the plate on the front adds an extra layer of bulkiness that I don't like. For…

I am 22 days post full tummy tuck. I initially recovered in a bandage the doctor gave me, but it slipped and pulled uncomfortably, so I decided to get my own. I picked this one because of the price, but I liked it so much from the start that I threw away the original cover and already ordered a second one. I'm only 5ft 4" but for my needs the 12" works better and covers all the area I want to cover. I ordered a small one and it turned out just as I expected. Good luck to anyone using this in…

First day of use but still love it! This waist wrap is absolutely the best, it is the same as what you get after your tummy tuck. The Velcro has a very strong hold and hasn't fallen apart, moved or bunched up since I've worn it. It covers my entire midsection, from the bottom of my waist to my bra, which is exactly what I wanted. I've bought others in the past but they only went mid-thigh and that's why my back was hanging off the bra (ladies you know what I'm talking about lol) but that covers

Good quality, comfortable and provides the support you need for a c-section. I'm a bit heavy and ordered a big one. I ordered two to wear both at the same time - one on the lower leg and the other on the upper stomach. Velcro on the binding makes it adjustable and can be tightened or loosened. It takes two weeks and then you have to reorder. In my opinion, it's worth it if it puts everything in its place and comfortably supports you in all the necessary areas. I ordered another brace after…

Just had hernia surgery. The Cheap Workers only pays for ONE binding, but you must wear it for a minimum of TWO weeks. I thought how about laundry? My dosing instructions state that you can remove the binder long enough to wash/dry. Wait, tick. It is hand wash only, line dry. So you're looking for at least the best part of the day to get the job done. Totally crazy. Your best bet is to buy several supplements and rotate them like a civilized person. These things are also like sponges, so if…