Review on Posture corrector ORTO KO 110, size L1, beige by Franciszka Wjcik ᠌

After one month of use, the belt clip's sides developed folds and pellets as a result of the wear and tear. The fixation system that adheres to the other is folded and wrinkled due to the interaction between the two. When worn for an extended period of time, the softening inserts on the underarm straps become wrinkly and twisted. As a result, they rub and squeeze, which results in discomfort, and the T-shirt worn underneath the bottom does not help. Three weeks later, certain pieces of the rear part, which are adjacent to the back, began to exhibit signs of life during movement. Specifically, they began to crack and creak audibly. These elements are adjacent to the back. Because, over time, they assume the form of a stoop and do not fix the posture to the appropriate amount, it is required to model the stiffener on a frequent basis in order to keep the fixation of the stiffener intact.