
Flamingo Rib Belt Female Small OC2204
flamingo

Compression belt for upper abdominal support.
Postoperative aid during rib fracture.
Allows comfortable breathing.
Extra porous offers proper ventilation.
Available in five different sizes.
Lightweight
Thin construction.
Sizing flexibility.
No buckling.
No rolling over.
Sleek construction.
Has pleasant aesthetics.
Rib belt provides controlled compression to the thoracic and upper abdominal region.
Ethafoam pad to be placed at the site of fracture for enhancing the splinting action.
Offers ideal post operative care, protects and binds the surgical incisions and also allows sufficient flexibility and comfortable breathing.
Has broad hook and loop tape panel for better holding and also offers sizing flexibility.
Extra porous webbing to ensure proper ventilation and gives maximum comfort to the user.
Place the special compression pad at the site of fracture and wrap the rib belt around rib cage, ensure that the desired region is enclosed properly.
Wash at least once in a week.
Don’t wear it too tight.
Keep out of reach of children.
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals at risk of rib or chest strain due to physical activity, coughing, or postural stress — helps provide gentle compression and support to the rib cage from the start. ·
Secondary Prevention
Ideal when early signs of rib discomfort, mild pain, or muscle strain appear — supports proper chest stabilization and helps reduce movement-related stress. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended during recovery from rib injuries, fractures, or post-surgical care — helps maintain consistent rib support, promotes comfort, and supports safe healing and overall thoracic wellness.

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