Orthopedic belt Orthoteh - Compare and choose
Did you know that back pain can be sudden, acute (one that you’ve had lately), or chronic, lasting more than 12 weeks?
The spinal column is the support of our body. An extremely complex system of a special double S-shape, 24 vertebrae covering the spinal cord and keeping together all functional parts of the human body. The intervertebral discs function as shock absorbers and absorb the force of every movement of the body. The discs, all the ligaments, and muscles around the spine make up an extremely complex system that is unfortunately susceptible to injury.
We at Orthoteh have created a series of orthopedic belts, and we divided them into several groups. Our orthopedic belts are made out of breathable, hypoallergenic elastic material. Their construction is designed to be as lightweight as possible and also comfortable to wear under everyday clothing.
Orthoteh orthopedic belts are most effective when targeting the condition that they are intended for and when used correctly, including choosing the correct size.
CONDITION
*Follow the color under each knee brace model
Light Elastic
Comfort
Standard
Standard Anatomic
Extra
Extra Max
Extra Hessing
Orthopedic belts for the abdominal and chest wall
CONDITION
*Follow the color below each belt pattern
Chest Abdominal
Abdominal Wall Plus
Chest Brace
Abdominal Hernia Brace
Standard Momm
Lumbofix and Dorsofix orthopedic belts
CONDITION
*Follow the color below each belt pattern
Lumbofix
Dorsofix
Always choose the correct belt size by following the instructions for each specific model
! If the specified sizes do not match with yours, you can order a product in individual sizes, more information on phone: +359 897 933 981
Stabilization level system
The stabilization system represents the level of tightening hence the restriction of movement.
Our products are organized into five main groups, distinguished by the degree of stabilization that each of them can offer. This also applies to orthopedic belts. The Orthoteh system is rated on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being the lowest level and 5 being the highest level of stabilization.