Tynor Hernia & Abdominal Support Belt 9"/23cm (Ventral/Umbilical Hernia)
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The Tynor Abdominal Support Belt (A 01) is a 9"/23cm wide compression belt designed to help support the abdominal muscles during recovery from abdominal surgery, caesarean section, post-delivery, and for the management of umbilical and ventral hernia. Made from an extra-strong, highly porous elastic panel with heat-resistant rubber, flexi nylon splints, and a broad hook-and-loop closure, it is designed to provide firm, consistent compression while remaining lightweight, breathable, and discreet under everyday clothing. Supplied by Australian Healthcare Supplies, a registered NDIS provider based in Perth, Western Australia.
Features
Intended Use
May assist in managing discomfort and supporting recovery associated with the following conditions:
- Post-operative abdominal support following abdominal or laparoscopic surgery
- Post-caesarean section (C-section) compression and wound support
- Post-delivery abdominal compression for new mothers
- Umbilical and ventral hernia support — as directed by a healthcare professional
- Abdominal muscle weakness, strain, and related backache
- Core support during rehabilitation
- Support during coughing, sneezing, or deep breathing post-surgery
Use under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional. NDIS participants should contact us to confirm funding eligibility.
How to Use
- Wrap the belt around your waist upright — follow the "up inside" label for correct orientation.
- Position the lower edge at the base of the abdomen, ensuring full abdominal coverage.
- Fasten the hook-and-loop closure to a firm, comfortable compression — snug but not restrictive.
- Smooth flat to remove wrinkles. Nylon splints will hold the belt in position.
- Adjust compression throughout the day as needed.
What's in the Box
- 1 × Tynor Abdominal Support Belt A01 (size as selected)
- Product instruction insert
Product Care
- Hand wash only in mild detergent, water below 30°C — do not wring
- Dry flat in shade
- Do not dry-clean, iron, or bleach
Important Cautions
- Use under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional
- Do not wear so tightly as to restrict breathing or circulation
- Discontinue use and seek medical advice if numbness, skin irritation, increased pain, or worsening symptoms occur
- For hernia use, always seek medical assessment first — do not self-prescribe
- Consult your doctor before concurrent use with any other medical device
- Misuse or improper use may reduce effectiveness and lead to adverse effects
- Follow the instructions in the product box carefully
- Keep out of reach of children
Common Questions
Can this belt be worn after a C-section?
Yes — commonly recommended following caesarean section to assist compression and wound support. Always follow your surgeon or midwife's specific guidance on timing and wear duration.
Is this the same as an abdominal binder?
Yes — the A01 functions as an abdominal binder. The 9"/23cm width provides broad abdominal coverage suitable for most post-operative and post-delivery binding needs.
Can it be used for hernia support?
It may assist external compression for umbilical and ventral hernia as directed by a doctor. Do not use for hernia without medical assessment — confirm with your GP or surgeon first. Not indicated for inguinal hernia.
Can I use NDIS funding?
Australian Healthcare Supplies is a registered NDIS provider. This product may be eligible under relevant NDIS support categories. Contact us to confirm eligibility for your plan.
Regulatory & Supply Details
Product Code: A 01
Belt Width: 9" / 23 cm
Sizes Available: S · M · L · XL · XXL
Device Classification: Class I Medical Device
Certifications: ISO 9001 · ISO 13485 · ISO 45001 · US FDA Registered · CE Marked · W.H.O. GMP
Manufacturer: Tynor Orthotics Pvt. Ltd.
EC Representative: MT Promedt Consulting GmbH, Ernst-Heckel-Strasse 7, 66386 St. Ingbert, Germany
Australian Supplier: Australian Healthcare Supplies, Perth WA — registered NDIS provider
Bulk & Institutional Orders: Contact us for hospital supply, maternity ward accounts, and volume pricing