- Description
- Why We Like It
This lightweight, ergonomic cervical collar provides comfortable support to help relieve neck pain and discomfort. The non-rigid foam construction supports the jaw and neck to stabilize the cervical spine while allowing natural movement. A breathable knit cover and adjustable strap offer a cool, personalized fit for all-day wear, post-surgical recovery, or injury rehabilitation.
Specification
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Included | Neck Brace |
| Uses | Relieves pain and pressure in the cervical spine, supports neck after injury or surgery, alleviates strains, sprains, and headaches |
| Size | Unisex design fits necks 15”-20.5” |
| Materials | Latex-free soft foam, breathable knit cover |
| Colors | Beige, Black, White |
| Comfort | Contoured foam cushions jaw and neck, ergonomically designed for all-day and night use |
| Adjustable | Integrated fastener strap allows personalized fit |
| Care Instructions | Hand wash with mild detergent, air dry |
Frequently Asked Questions
The softest and thinnest. Four inches of foam, no splint, no frame, for mild strain, muscle tension, and as a reminder to keep the neck still. The Ergonomic Neck Support Brace has a bendable splint inside for more support; the Adjustable Cervical Collar has a rigid frame. Start here for a sore neck; move up if a doctor says you need real immobilisation.
Yes. This is the one people buy for sleeping. It's soft enough not to dig in and thin enough that most pillows still work. Whether you should sleep in a collar is a question for whoever diagnosed you.
Hand wash with mild soap, air dry. Don't machine wash or dry. The foam will break down.
Not on its own. Neck pain after an impact needs to be assessed before you decide on a collar. Some injuries need the rigid Adjustable Cervical Collar and some shouldn't be braced at all. Once you've been checked, a soft collar like this is a normal part of recovering from a strain.
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