ARYSE® METFORCE® LSO Brace for Spinal Stenosis

Description

8 out of 10 Americans will suffer lower back pain in their lifetime according to studies. Whether for an injury, osteoporosis, or a number of other conditions, back pain is almost inevitable. That is, until you try the LSO by ARYSE METFORCE. This lower back brace is breathable, adjustable, and comfortable. It’s able to fit over or under clothing while providing you the stability you need to live your life with relief. Perfect for patients that are experiencing spinal stenosis.

Conditions This Brace Helps

The METFORCE ARYSE LSO brace covers a wide range of medical conditions, as well as common aches and pains. It makes users feel better, stronger, and capable. Common uses for this brace include: disc issues, weakness, post-surgery support, scoliosis, spinal stenosis, strains and pains, and lumbar conditions.

If your pain is in your mid-back, check out our TLSO brace.

If you’re enrolled in Medicare, please complete this contact form to allow us to verify your eligibility.

Why Order from Daphco Medical Equipment?

• We will work on your behalf to get your brace covered by Medicare
• Live customer support no robots! To ensure you get the right brace and right size the first time
• Satisfaction Guarantee no questions asked on returns or exchanges
• Medicare grade braces recommended by leading Neuro and Ortho Surgeons for patients that has spinal stenosis

Technical Specifications

Product Materials: This LSO brace is made up of poly-thermoplastic polymer, polyester, nylon, spandex, sponge, polyoxymethylene

Directions for Use:
1. Lay brace out flat with an interior view facing up
2. Match the label to the pleat on the belt to ensure appropriate sizing.
3. To resize, remove the right and left belts from the backboard. Fold the right and left belts to the desired
size and reattach them to the backboard
4. Secure back and/or side panels, if desired
5. Wrap around the waist at the midsection
6. Secure brace at front of the body
7. The extender includes additional length to the belt if needed.
8. Determine if the belt is appropriately sized. If not, return to step 1
9. After appropriately sizing the belt, you can cut it to remove excess fabric. Be sure to
always allow for two extra sizes when cutting
10. Tighten the brace to desired comfort level using a pulley system
Notice rigid front panels, side panels (A), and back panels (B) can be removed as desired.