Back Supports

 

     
 We have a wide selection posture correctors, back lifting belts, upper and lower back supports, posture correction supports, obesity/maternity supports, lumbar braces, cervical collars, clavicle supports, neck braces, abdominal supports, rib belts, back compression supports, back accessory products such as hot packs, cold packs, electrical stimulation devices, back massage products, magnetic back supports, back cushions, back supporting chairs such as the nada chair, cervical pillows that improve cervical spine posture while you sleep, and pillows that go between your knees when you sleep to keep your spinal column in proper posture. Our back braces and supports are made by top quality orthopedic bracing companies such as CMO, BioSkin, Bauerfeind, and Florida Orthopedics. When you order online through our secure server, the order gets shipped out that day and you have the option for overnight delivery. You may also order by phone or fax. Click the desired hyperlink at the bottom of this page to begin searching for back products. We hope you will find every thing you need at your one stop shop for back braces and back pain solutions! SpinalBrace.com!
We also have a good selection of Night Splints.

Orthopedic Links

  

Links for Bio Skin products.

Whether you need high performance for an athlete or mild support for an arthritic who has difficulty with stairs, Bio Skin offers optimal compression and comfort.

If you want medium compression with the Standard Knee Skin or more compression and support with the patella stabilizer, Bio Skin knee skins give the configuration for comfortable support and compliance.

Bio Skin's unique knee design includes a seamless popliteal area.  No other support available offers as much comfort while stell giving correct compression.  The SkinLok™ feature lets the Bio Skin work with the dynamics of the skin as the knee flexes so there is no binding in the joint.  SkinLok also helps minimize migration.

The following Bio Skin design features reduce pistoning which is the tendency for the support to migrate during knee  motion: