Pelvic Support Belt for Prolapse with V-Sling for Pregnancy SPD, Vulvar Varicosities, LCS, Pelvic Floor, Organ Prolapse Support Relieve Tilted or Twisted Pelvis Girdle Pain (Beige Small)

This is the best pelvic support belt! I have tried pretty much all other support belts which were good but the velcro on this belt is very strong and the straps have never come off. This belt is of very good quality. You can remove the plastic brackets and have it a lot less bulky, it is fully adjustable. I love this belt, I will buy another one for back up. This is the best of the best!

A lot smaller than expected.

Product has been used for two weeks and the Velcro is already worn out. It comes undone and needs to be readjusted often. I wanted to return or exchange and discovered that return window is only 30 days.

Kids, gather round, it's storytime! In today's episode of 'Mom vs JOMECA V-Sling Pelvic Support Belt', this momzilla was hoping for a much-needed break from her abdominal misery, in midst of the circus that is my family life. Picture the scene: While hubby, ex-circus maverick that he is, haphazardly tosses pasta like juggling balls and our little monsters wreak charming havoc, all I sought was a smidgen of pelvic peace. What a wild dream! So, I squeezed into this contraption, expecting soothing relief. Imagine wrapping a bear in a tutu and you'll get the gist of how well it fit. The relief I anticipated was replaced by a discomfort that echoed my futile attempts at explaining algebra to my clueless kiddos. Under clothes, it stood out like my husband's loud circus anecdotes at family dinners. A sure way to pull focus, perhaps not in the way you intended! But believe it or not, it's not all doom and gloom. The silver lining? The ensuing hearty laughs were a priceless addition to my collection of wacky family memories. So, calling all daredevils who thrive on absurdity and have comfort as a low priority, this pelvic monstrosity could be your next big giggle-fest. For the rest seeking serious support, approach with caution. Signing off now, back to the circus I call home. Enjoy the laughs, peeps!

I am in recovery from groin hernia surgery. All the hernia belts I have can’t support or put the pressure on the area I need it the most. I saw this and thought I would try it. The belt around the waist was nice and tight. The two straps I was able to cross cross them where my inner leg meets my inner tight. I hooked the straps on the back of the belt pulled them through the inner thigh to the front to secure them. The pressure and support is what I was looking for. It helps for when I’m walking or doing things. Keeps me accountable and to not do too much. The only thing I don’t like is when I have to use the ladies room. I have to undo everything and redo everything. It’s worth it just for the feel of the pressure and support. It’s been the only belt that has helped me. Im glad I found it on my first week of recovery.