Hot and Cold Pads Cover Holder for After Pregnancy - Pelvis Floor Belly Band for Vulvar Varicosities Uterus&Organ Prolapse Supporter|Postpartum Groin Girdle Brace Relieving SPD or Dropped Bladder Pain

The belly belt helps soooo much, so long as you follow the directions and lift each leg before placing it. The crotch portion is uncomfortable to wear if you’re walking, but it is nice to use to hold ice packs in place. For reference, I’m 216 lbs and very pregnant. The sizing fits me but I would think anyone above my weight may not get the same support.

These are great with relieving some pressure while pregnant. It's easy to put on by yourself and it's easy to adjust to your need and preference. It's a simple belt but I think a bit extra support of the belly would be nice.It does get uncomfortable doing certain things but it definitely helps lift and relieve that pressure, although it feels way better when your partner is behind you and lifts your belly. I'm not sure if the price is totally fair as it causes some discomfort at times, but I'm also not sure what the process of these belts usually are.

I ordered this hoping it would help me with my pelvic separation during pregnancy. Wearing this, I was able to work up to 38 weeks, although I still experienced pain. I tried to use the other straps, but it was just too much of a pain to put on and take off every time I had to go to the bathroom. If you’ve ever been pregnant you know the feeling of constantly needing to go so I just used the main belt.

Initial impressions leaned toward positivity. Constructed from soft cotton and breathable materials, the belt wrapped comfortably around my growing belly, supporting weakened muscles. Gradually, I noticed reduced pressure in my lower abdomen, easing discomfort associated with varicosities and dropped bladder sensations.Sadly, prolonged wear introduced unwanted friction, creating hot spots and rashes near tender areas. Adjusting the tightness or relocating the position brought temporary respite, but eventually led to recurrences. Consequently, I alternated wearing the belt with breaks to avoid exacerbating skin sensitivity.Noteworthily, the belt excelled in promoting proper posture during daily tasks, encouraging correct weight distribution rather than straining vulnerable regions. Despite its imperfections, the Pelvic Support Belt largely accomplished its intended goal.Ultimately, expectant mothers considering this product should weigh pros and cons carefully. Those willing to endure minor inconveniences might benefit significantly from its supportive qualities. Nevertheless, constant monitoring and modification remain crucial to ensure continued comfort and effectiveness.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered this pelvic belt for support post hysterectomy. I find that it helps to keep my pelvis feeling less jostled as I walk. I have not used the crotch piece but it seems nice and not too wide.I am a size 8/9, have 40" hips and weigh 135 lbs, I had no trouble getting this to work for me. It is very long so if you're bigger it will definitely work, but I consider myself to be average weight and it fits me fine as well. The velcro is strong and holds well, the outside is soft, and the inside is lined with a grippy, but not uncomfortable material to help it stay put wherever you line it up on your body. The instructions are quite clear about how it should be used, applied, and worn; and I like how wide and supportive the band is. It's easy to put on and take off, and not so thick that it can't be hidden under loose clothing if you so desire.Overall, I think this is a decent option, although overpriced for what it is, and would recommend it to others looking for pelvic stabilization help.

This product fits well. It supports well. The material is soft on the skin and comfortable to wear. The product is expensive, but I did not compare the price to any other sources or sellers. If you are within a budget, as I am, more reasonably priced alternatives might be available. Good quality.

This has a wider band than others I've tried, and actually works to provide support at hip level as well as providing support to the lower abdomen (unlike those with a narrow band). The "panty" part gives some compression, though if you try to put it too tight, the velcro may come undone. That velcro part is a bit of an odd design to put on/take off, especially if you aren't easily able to reach behind yourself to fasten it...and you'd want to take that off before sitting over the toilet! However, this one does work better than a couple others I tried due to the wider band around the hips and reasonably wide crotch piece. It does what it is meant to do.This is not meant for "skinny" people. At a size 12, with 43" hips, this fits (with room to spare), but if you were, say, a size 6, it would likely be too big.

This support belt is very uncomfortable to wear and use. It may work, but it's just too much of a hassle to wear it. I'd not purchase this again and thusly would not really recommend it either.