VForce Razar Sizing Chart
Measure around the waist at navel
VFORCE RAZAR
A cost-effective lower back pain treatment
CERTIFICATION: L0627
Rigid anterior and posterior panels stabilize the spine, restrict range of motion and control pelvic tilt and rotation. The anterior panel and the strapping method provide hydrostatic lift to help relieve the load and stress on the spine. Elastic inserts give a conforming fit around the hips, and the fully adjustable, patented closure system does not rely on elastic, for an extended product life. The ultra-thin profile allows for comfortable, inconspicuous wear.
INDICATIONS FOR USE
• Acute Lower Back Pain
• Muscle Strains
• Activity-Specific Back Pain
• Chronic Low Back Pain
• Spondylolisthesis
• Mild Post-Op Stabilization
FOR MAINTENANCE, CARE AND FITTING INSTRUCTIONS, VISIT RAZAR SUPPORT PAGE
VFORCE RAZAR provides herniated disc support
When the strapping system is closed over the rigid anterior panel, it provides intra-abdominal muscle compression and provides a lift to hold the weight of the abdominal area. By lifting and holding the weight, pressure is relieved from lumbar discs reducing the associated pain. The posterior and anterior panels work together, giving opposing support to stabilize the lumbar region. The result is a supported and pressure-free lumbar spine held in a healthy, correct posture.
Features That Help Relieve Back Pain
- Unloads pressure from lumbar discs to alleviate lower back pain and discomfort
- Anterior panel creates true hydrostatic lift of lower abdominal muscles
- Rigid posterior and anterior panels stabilize the lower spine and control rotation and pelvic tilt
- 11″ high back panel covers L1-L5 vertebrae
- Elastic insets provide a conforming fit around the hips
- Soft, padded V-Foam lining for maximum comfort and compliance
- Ultra-thin low profile for comfortable, inconspicuous wear
- Fully adjustable, closure system does not rely on elastic for extended product life
- Provides pain relief during activity and allows for immediate participation in rehabilitation exercises
