A posture correction brace helps in improving the body posture. It is used by people with poor shoulder alignment. Posture braces are generally designed to be soft and comprise of nylon straps.

Posture Corrector Braces are designed to counteract the tendencies to round shoulders and hunch. When you sit with shoulders forward for extended periods of time, the soft muscle tissues tighten across your chest leading to a poor posture. Posture braces help alleviate those muscles and get you back on track to having the natural posture that everyone strives for.

Wearing the posture correction braces that’s pulling your shoulders back, externally rotating your arms, lifting your chest up and you wear it for eight hours then your tissues adapt to the way the peck (chest) muscles are placed most of the time.

Using correct posture and keeping your spine in alignment are the most important things you can do for your back. The muscles in your neck and back undergo tremendous stress when you are slouching over your desk. In time, you may develop chronic neck and lower back pain. The posture corrector prevents you from slouching and helps you keep a healthy posture at all times.

The back support is very easy to put on and wear. In time, you will forget that you have it under or over your shirt. This accessory is meant to help you maintain a healthy posture. As you get accustomed to sitting at the desk without slouching, you will not even feel the pull of the back stretcher.

The posture corrector for men and for women is available with many points of adjustments. Thus, it fits many body types. All you have to do is pull the straps tighter or loosen them. The ideal fit is when the posture brace is tight on your body, but without restraining your movements.

No, we do not recommend wearing the posture corrector in bed. As you turn around in sleep, you may strain a muscle or cut off blood circulation. This posture correction accessory is recommended for when you go to work or exercise in the gym.

No, this accessory is designed to give you a correct posture and feel comfortable at the same time. You should not feel pain or undue pressure on your shoulder blades or in the armpits. If you feel any pain, you should readjust the posture corrector to a looser fit.