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

Size:
Est. delivery 3-5 Days
Offers a high degree of compression to the abdominal region.
Provides support to the lower back and abdomen.
Indications – Chronic low back pain, Degenerative lumbar disc disease Disketomy, Post operative conditions of the abdomen, Post Umbilical and Ventral Hernia.
Made of soft foam with elastic material.
Controls the sagging of the abdominal muscles.
Helps to maintain a trim waist line.
Provides support and compression to the abdominal muscles.
Available Sizes – S 70-80 cms, M 80-90 cms, L 90-100 cms, XL 100-110 cms, XXL 110-120 cms.
Adjust the center of the belt to center of the back
Correct the fitting position
Take a deep breath and then stretch the elastic fabric to fix the Velcro hook on the elastic loop fabric.
Attend to any bleeding, if any, before you attempt to place the splint.
Watch for signs of decreased blood circulation or shock. Seek medical help.
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals seeking extra abdominal support during daily activities or post-surgery recovery — helps provide gentle compression and stability from the start. ·
Secondary Prevention
Ideal when early signs of abdominal weakness, strain, or discomfort appear — supports core alignment, reduces stress on the abdomen, and aids in comfortable movement. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended after abdominal surgery, injury recovery, or chronic core instability — helps maintain proper support, promote healing, and enhance overall abdominal wellness.

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