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Description
Bauerfeind’s SacroLoc back braces and supports stabilize the pelvis and lower back and delivers pain relief to the sacroiliac (SI Joint) and pelvis.
The SacroLoc® orthosis can provide the correct support for sacroiliac joint syndrome (SI joint syndrome) and pain. It stabilizes and relieves pressure on the pelvis and symphysis and, with its two-part visco-elastic cushion (pad), massages the sacroiliac joints. This stimulates circulation, thus helping the healing process.
- Stabilizes and relieves pressure of SI joint and ligaments
- Pain reduction due to circumferential force of strap system combined with massage pads
- Specifically targets the sacroiliac joints
- Can be individually adjusted with tensioning straps
- Immediately perceptible stabilization of pelvis
Alleviate back discomfort
Shipping
Free shipping on all orders across Canada. Ships within 1 business day via tracked courier. Typical delivery: 1–2 business days.
Frequently Asked Questions
How tight should a back brace be?
A back brace should feel snug and supportive without restricting your breathing or causing discomfort. You should be able to fit two fingers under the brace. If it causes numbness, tingling, or restricts deep breathing, loosen it.
How long should I wear a back brace each day?
Back braces are typically recommended during activities that aggravate your pain — not for continuous all-day wear. Prolonged use without activity can lead to muscle weakness. Follow your physiotherapist's or physician's guidance on wear schedule.
Does Medibrace offer free shipping in Canada?
Yes. All orders ship free across Canada with tracked courier delivery in 1–2 business days.
What is Medibrace's return policy?
We offer 30-day hassle-free returns. If your brace doesn't fit or meet your expectations, return it for a full refund. Free return shipping is included.
Are Medibrace products covered by insurance in Canada?
Many extended health benefit plans cover orthopedic braces. Check with your insurer and ask your physician or physiotherapist for a prescription or letter of medical necessity to support your claim.
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