
Tynor Tummy Trimmer (Abdominal Belt 8 inches) A -03 Large
Tynor

Post operative aid for mothers after the delivery.
Compression and support belt for abdominal region.
Universal size.
Offers proper ventilation and comfort.
Post operative aid for mothers after the delivery for reducing laxity of abdomen.
Can be used as a post operative support in hernia surgery.
Designed to provide better support and compression to the abdominal muscles.
Made from elastic material that recoils without any hard structure.
Offers ideal post operative care, protects and binds the surgical incisions of the abdomen.
Has broad Velcro panel for better holding and also offers sizing flexibility.
Wrap the abdominal binder around your waist and ensure the desired abdominal region is enclosed properly.
Handwash it with mild detergent and water.
Don’t wear it too tight.
Keep out of reach of children.
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals seeking core and abdominal support during daily activities, light work, or postural strain — helps provide gentle compression, support abdominal muscles, and reduce unnecessary stress on the lower back and abdomen. ·
Secondary Prevention
Ideal when abdominal discomfort, muscle weakness, or postural fatigue appears — helps enhance core stability, limit excessive movement, and support comfort during routine movement and recovery. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals requiring post-surgical support, postpartum care, or managing abdominal weakness or hernia concerns — helps provide firm, adjustable support, promote proper abdominal alignment, and support long-term recovery, comfort, and stability.

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