
Vissco Pelvic Traction Kit With Weight Bag (XL) PC 0202
VISSCO

Est. delivery 3-5 Days
Maintains alignment of extremities after fractures.
Provides below knee traction
Offers immobilization of septic joints after hip surgery or injury.
Relieves muscle spasm in low back pain.
Breathable elasticated long restraint bandage.
Below knee traction
Maintains alignment of extremities
Immobilization post hip surgery
Low back pain muscular spasm.
Provides aeration.
Provides below knee traction to limbs after injury and surgery.
Maintains the alignment of bones after a traumatic surgery.
The skin traction strip provides maximum aeration to the skin.
Securely holds below knee post surgery.
Elasticated long restraint bandage provides firm fixation to all sides of limb.
Weight should not exceed 3 kg.
Washable bandage. Can be hand washed with mild detergent.
Soft padded head holder
Spreader bar
Pulley set
3 meter long cord
Water weight bag
Door stand
Place strip from one end of the knee round the foot to the opposite end of the knee.
Leave loop space at the foot end of the leg.
Insert spreader inside this loop space.
Wrap the bandage on the strip.
Tie the cord on spreader nose and pass the cord through the pulley.
Hang the weight.
To be strictly used as per medical advice.
Medical guidance is mandatory
Weight should not exceed more than 3 kg.
Dry the bandage in flat surface.
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals seeking daily foot support and alignment — helps reduce strain on the foot structures, supports proper positioning, and promotes comfort during rest or recovery periods. ·
Secondary Prevention
Provides targeted traction support when early signs of foot discomfort, tightness, or strain appear — helps relieve pressure, improve flexibility, and support healthier foot mechanics. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals managing ongoing foot conditions or recovery phases — helps maintain consistent traction, supports pain management, and promotes long-term foot wellness.

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