Bos Medicare Surgical Soft Cervical Collar Medium

Bos Medicare Surgical Soft Cervical Collar
Bos Medicare surgical neck collar can be used for minor neck injuries like strain, sprain and automobile whiplash. Night-time use along with daytime use of semi-rigid or hard collars. Soft foam collar with unique contour and fine resiliency offers warm comfort and a snug fit around the neck. Fine, knitted fabric cover absorbs sweat and remains skin-friendly.

Uses:
Cervical spondylosis is a condition caused by wear and tear of the neck's cartilage and bones. A cervical soft collar is used for supporting, immobilizing or adjusting the neck in an elevated position and is recommended where a partial or controlled immobilization of the cervical region is required.

Product Specifications and Features:

• Perfect elasticity, breathable material and ideal support

• Easy to use, comfortable and non-threatening

• The unit is lightweight for carrying away from home, making it ideal for travel

• Easy to wear, universal design with wide coverage

• This cervical neck traction is designed to maintain the natural curve and alignment of the neck for your health

• It improves blood supply to neck muscles, tendons, and ligaments

• You can use this cervical heating belt simultaneously with a neck massager for pain and stress relief regularly for consistent results

• A soft cervical collar can help with neck pain and stiffness caused by cervical spondylosis

• A soft collar supports the chin and minimizes the muscle contraction needed to keep the head upright. It doesn't immobilize the neck, but it does limit flexion and extension

• For minor neck injuries, cervical collars should be used for comfort on a limited basis. Extended use can make neck pain worse and stiffer over time

• A cervical collar may cause temporary relief from pain caused by cervical spondylosis — an age-related condition that's caused by wear and tear of cartilage and bones in the neck

Directions For Use:

• Measure the distance between the lower jaw and the edge of the sternum with the neck in a neutral position

• In general, when wearing a cervical collar, it's best to move instead of resting or sitting too much

• Gentle movement, like walking, can help prevent your neck muscles from stiffening up. Stiff muscles may prolong your recovery

Safety Information:

• Ensure the collar's trough matches the chin

• Wrap the collar around the neck snugly

• Fasten the hook loop closure to a comfortable snug fit

• Keep the head and neck in a neutral position

• Do not bend the neck forward, backwards, or sideways

• Be very careful not to move the neck while putting on the collar

• Make sure the collar is the correct size

• Look for the groove in the top of the collar, which will fit under the chin

• Soft cervical collars are the least restrictive, allowing the closest to normal range of motion. They are often used for moderate neck pain