What size Posture Medic?

The posture medic comes in different sizes XS, Small, Medium, Large, XL, depending on your height and weight.

Does the Posture Medic work?

I found this product to be extremely effective when it comes to both exercising and holding my shoulders back into a good posture position. It’s been just over 2 weeks now and it seems to be helping with my posture and has been a tremendous help in relieving tension in my shoulders and neck.

How do you use a Posture Medic?

Posture Medic Shoulder Stretch

  1. Begin by holding the Posture Medic directly behind your hips with palms facing out and elbows straight.
  2. Slowly raise your hands towards the ceiling while pushing your shoulders back.
  3. Keep your chest up.
  4. Hold for 5-15 seconds.
  5. Return to starting position.
  6. Repeat.

How do you measure posture corrector?

we recommend you choose the bigger size and adjust for the best fit. Measure the circumference of your chest. Place one end of the tape measure at the fullest part of your bust, wrap it around (under your armpits, around your shoulder blades, and back to the front) to get the measurement.

Will a posture brace help with neck pain?

Unfortunately, no. While a posture brace may help bring your shoulders back, it doesn’t strengthen the muscles in the back of the neck or upper back.

Will a back brace help poor posture?

A back brace worn at night may help improve posture while sleeping, but unless muscles are strengthened and retrained, there will be little carryover into daily posture. A back brace is most effective on individuals with a fixed posture, such as scoliosis.

How tight should a posture corrector be?

The posture corrector helps by providing this firm support, so you should make sure that you’re not over tightening posture correctors. It should not be so tight that it is uncomfortable to wear. Start with wearing the posture brace 15-30 minutes a day.

Do doctors recommend posture correctors?

Posture correctors are often recommended for patients with mild cases of misalignment, says Dr. Okubadejo; in other words, if you’re having general neck pain, back pain, or headaches, or your posture is noticeably slouched, a posture corrector can help you retrain your muscles into a healthier alignment.

What is the difference between the posture medic plus strength and regular?

The Posture Medic Plus Strength is designed for users who are more athletically active. The Plus Strength utilizes a proportionally heavier resistance band compared to the Regular. This provides highly athletic and stronger individuals with a proper stretch and enough resistance to effectively stabilize their posture.

What is the liability of the user of posture medic®?

Use of Posture Medic® in any other way shape or form is the sole liability of the user. Injuries as a result of failure to follow instructions are the sole responsibility of the user. Posture Medic® is not meant or designed to cure, treat, or heal any disease or illness.

What is the age limit for posture medic®?

Keep away from children under the age of 12 years old. Posture Medic ® is designed to be used ONLY as detailed per our instruction manual and our website. Use of Posture Medic ® in any other way shape or form is the sole liability of the user.

What is the difference between the plus strength and regular bands?

The Plus Strength utilizes a proportionally heavier resistance band compared to the Regular. This provides highly athletic and stronger individuals with a proper stretch and enough resistance to effectively stabilize their posture. The Plus Strength offers greater resistance so that they can also strengthen their back and neck muscles.