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The Best Back Braces for Lumbar Pain or Sprain
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We select and supply the best products for your needs.
A sprained lower back is when the ligaments (connect bone to bone) are over stretched. A strained lower back affects the tendons and muscles. The tendons connect muscle to bone. The over stretching causes microscopic tears of varying degrees in these tissues.
Most people complain of a single action that caused it. “I bent over to pick something up and hurt my back.” Yes, a single act like a fall or accident can cause lumbar strain or sprains but it is usually an accumulative result due to actions that you have been doing for days, months or years.
Lower back pain doesn’t not discriminate! Standing, sitting, laying down… it hurts when it wants to hurt. Usually under additional stress such as lifting, excessive bending over, over weight and poor posture.
Tweaked it lifting groceries (or doing something heroic)? A lumbar brace helps support strained muscles and gives your spine a little “chill” time. Pro move: Wear it during movement—not all day—to help avoid stiffness from over-relying. Wearing a brace says, “I’ve got stuff to do.”
See recommended productscontact for more adviceTweaked it lifting groceries (or doing something heroic)? A lumbar brace helps support strained muscles and gives your spine a little “chill” time. Pro move: Wear it during movement—not all day—to help avoid stiffness from over-relying. Wearing a brace says, “I’ve got stuff to do.”
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We select and supply the best products for your needs.
We have 6 shop locations across Ontario, staffed by experts who can help you choose the best product for treatment and recovery.
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Everything you need for optimal comfort and support. We offer a comprehensive range of orthopedic braces, medical supports, compression socks, and kinetic solutions, along with expert advice.
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