Everyday Medical Inguinal Hernia Belt for Men & Women - Post Surgery Groin Hernia Truss for Left/Right Side, Adjustable Inguinal Hernia Support Belt w/Compression Pad - Black, S/M
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Color: Black
Size: Small/Medium (Pack of 1)
Features
- INGUINAL HERNIA SUPPORT FOR MEN AND WOMEN - Size S/M fits hip circumference 86-112 cm/34-44 inches. Measure around your hips, not your waist. Experience reliable relief with our hernia brace. It provides targeted compression to the affected area, helping reduce discomfort and support recovery after surgery.
- WORKS FOR LEFT OR RIGHT SIDE - This adjustable hernia belts for men inguinal supports either side with ease. The removable compression pad provides personalized pressure and comfort, making the mens hernia belt ideal for single or double hernias with lasting relief.
- BREATHABLE AND DISCREET DESIGN - This inguinal hernia belt for women features a low-profile, lightweight design that can be worn under clothes comfortably. The inguinal hernia truss is made from breathable material allows all-day wear, providing continuous support without discomfort.
- GENTLE, TARGETED COMPRESSION - This hernia belt for men inguinal is engineered to deliver just the right amount of soft, steady pressure to help reduce hernia pain and prevent further strain. This comfort truss for hernia for men and women helps promote mobility and comfort during daily activities.
- ADJUSTABLE AND DURABLE DESIGN - The hernia truss for men inguinal features a flexible waist strap and hernia band offer a secure, customizable fit. Built from high quality materials for lasting comfort and consistent compression for daily use.
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Designed and based out of Los Angeles, California, the team at Everyday Medical has one main mission in mind - Getting you back to a pain and discomfort free lifestyle by providing you the most effective and innovative orthopedic solution at an affordable price. We offer a wide array of high quality wellness products that enable you to feel better, recover faster and prevent further injuries. Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store
Brand: Everyday Medical
Size: Small/Medium (Pack of 1)
Specific Uses For Product: Hernia,Post Surgery
Use for: Hips
Age Range (Description): All Ages
Brand Name: Everyday Medical
Age Range Description: All Ages
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Everyday Medical
UPC: 850030913296
Part Number: EDM-INGNL-HERNIA-BK-S/M
Color: Black
Specific Uses For Product: Hernia,Post Surgery
Target Use Body Part: Hips
Sport Type: Walking
Special Features: Adjustable
Size: Small/Medium (Pack of 1)
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Thickness: 2 inches
Item Weight: 0.22 kg
Item Dimensions: 2.87 x 6.61 x 10.39 inches
Material: Polyester, Spandex, Nylon
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Color: Beige
Size: Small/Medium (Pack of 1)
Nice hernia belt. Does what its supposed to while I await hernia surgery in 1.5 months. It keeps a small cushion firmly placed where the inguinal hernia is (in my case left side), it alleviates pain and/or the prospect of hernia getting worse. I'm pretty active and this seems to work perfectly to keep everything "in check" as I frequently need to bend over or crouch down to pick up my 3 small dogs (9-15 lbs), go on walks, or ride the exercise bike. I'm not doing weight lifting or playing golf with it (that can wait for post op after recovery), but life is more manageable again. FYI I'm 6ft 205 lbs male and the small/medium fits great as you'll want it to be tight. Velcro holds nicely. Had to buy some boxer briefs to help with that strap around the leg, which I'd say is optional. If youre experiencing an inguinal hernia and waiting for surgery, you'll wish you had this, this is a life saver. Not sure why my doctor didn't recommend one but glad I found it on Amazon. Edit after surgery: After hernia surgery, you will not need this belt anymore, which is fine, bc you'll be on the road to recovery. I'm on week 5 post op and here's some tips to get thru it. Days 1-3 are the worst, bending over is an absolute nightmare, so if something drops on floor (like even a sock, etc) I'd recommend having a grabber tool handy, you can get one for $9 on Amazon. Also learn from me bc I had a setback at week 4, I was hunched over to clip my toenails and my lower back went out. Its because they cut thru the deep core abdominal muscles to do the surgery. So just watch out with leaning and bending over. Its technically called acute lumbar back spasm and its excruciating. I'm still healing from the lower back now at week 5. So watch out and use that grabber tool to grab things down low. Raise your foot up to a bench or chair to put shoes on etc. Docs didn't warn me about this but I am. I was healthy/athletic b4 this and meant nothing. Good luck people. You can do this.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2025 by Happy in Cali
Color: Beige
Size: Small/Medium (Pack of 1)
I developed a left side inguinal hernia for which I am now awaiting surgery. Being an avid exerciser, I wanted to continue my workouts while keeping the hernia from developing further. After looking at all the options on Amazon, I settled on this belt as it is wide with plenty of room for adjustment. I have now worn the belt for about a week, and it keeps my hernia from protruding while being comfortable to wear. The egg-shaped pad can be placed precisely where it needs to be. The pad is bulky, but necessary to be able to deliver the pressure required to control the hernia. The belt is awkward to put on. I found the best way is to put it on is to place the pad over the hernia and adjust the tightness of the belt. Then, to remove it, slide it down your legs without releasing the tension. Then, you can easily pull it up without the hassle of re-tensioning the hook and loop. I can exercise, walk, and sit in comfort with this belt. The strap under my groin was annoying at first, but I quickly got used to it. Now I don't notice it. The belt is well made with quality materials and looks as if it will last I found that when I wear the belt, the egg-shaped pad protrudes in a very obvious bulge inside my pants. To prevent some people from getting the wrong idea, I always wear loose-fitting untucked shirts or sweaters. That way, the apparatus remains discretely hidden. This belt is the perfect solution for hernia control as I await my surgery. I highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024 by Bowline 48
First if you are reading this either you or someone you know has an inguinal hernia (or something else) and you are making the purchase to make you more comfortable. The belt works fine, it holds pressure for me anyway at the point I need it as I cannot have scope surgery due to prostate Cx so it would require more down time ( i don't know how it could be more) so no surgery for me at this time. Photo's: from left first, third and forth shows the "reinforced" strip to prevent rollover. it works but does develop a kink which causes a oil can effect( for those of you too young to know what that is old-timer oil cans were fil push from the bottom and it would click) Also you will see cotton pulls, I think this is a combination of the clothes fabric and the belt fabric rubbing but could also be a result of next item that Velcro strap, first it sticks to anything. If you see in photo #6 I actually re-attach it to the area where it fastens. They show in the instructions that the strap is going seemingly between the crevice? I did not try as I am not a fan of flossing my ass. I originally tried the strap in the position you see in the photo, it's Velcroed and holds the strap. then I tried to move the strap so it would be more centered. Not only was in more uncomfortable but without it being held by the belt it travels slightly at times and more at others and then you get strap ass. So I put the strap back to where it can attach to the belt and therefore also providing me with a place to secure the strap for removal. You have to negotiate the strap on the hernia side of the boys( sorry women can't help you) and when you do first make sure it's snug, sadly the attaching point although looks sewed well is straight and has no anchor to prevent it from going horizontal yo vertical. This doesn't effect the belt too much while wearing it the only thing you want to make sure of also is that when you run the strap under and through the attaching point make sure to attach the Velcro strap to itself completely and not to your underwear or just half on the strap as the Velcro will find a way to rub an area that wherever it may be you don't really want to be pulling on the area this day and age anywhere where you can be seen or a camera placed as who knows what's someone's interpretation of your crotch maneuvering means to them as they present it to HR, your spouse, co-workers, neighbors etc. you get the idea. if you have the ability or access to someone who sews or a tailor you may want to have the connecting point reinforced at the corners( sewn to each side) so it stays in place and to the manufacturer , I understand this is a bi-directional belt and perhaps you cannot dart the loop until you know what side? Then install two loops going at both diagonal positions and then everyone is more comfortable. Function: It works well, i am not uncomfortable wearing it. It does supply a lot of elastic band pressure around your hips, it cannot ride waist or below as it would not protect the area. Besides the "pillow" it comes with to push back the hernia it also has a pocket I would imagine to increase the pressure on the hernia or maybe body size and shape. They do not supply you with anything but you can fold even a paper towel to get more depth but it is not necessary for my problem. I am retired/disabled with a lot of pain problems etc. I believe my hernia was caused by opioid induced constipation and the desire to go and push. I have not and I would not use the belt while using a seated restroom without removing it, you don't want to be lazy and you probably don't carry a spare. Just advice: If you have a right inguinal hernia and have to use the seat I make sure that for me my left hand stays pressed against the hernia area does prevent it 90% of the time from moving. I do not review items often as I hate to purchase something and the next day they ask how I liked it, how do I know.. Give me time to use it. I purchased these belts on April 3 2021 from Amazon. I purchased the first one about 7-10 days earlier from Everyday Medical direct as the wait/shipping time was indicating sooner and I wanted it sooner so you are looking at about a months wear. Some of my issues that made me purchase the item of course the hernia itself but when I stand in one place as in doing dishes it would be rather uncomfortable and the same would happen while walking, using stairs especially upstairs. I wish everyone good luck with your hernia, the pandemic, and all of the other things to look forward to. If you attach the strap as I do make sure have garments that will go down your leg as Velcro rubbing not so good. I also bought the beige , I don’t know why! I am not matching garments. Maybe it will be the style
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2021 by guy c
Color: Black
Size: Small/Medium (Pack of 1)
Home run. Great device to be used prior to surgery.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Color: Black
Size: Small/Medium (Pack of 1)
I developed and was diagnosed with an inguinal hernia. Surgery is scheduled for several weeks away. My pain seemed to increase as days passed and if I was on my feet for a while. After several days of increased discomfort, I went on Amazon and saw this. It had about 9k reviews and 4.5 stars and thought is was worth a try. It was a great buy and helped significantly. I am be able to wait for my surgery without pain and discomfort.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2026 by RF
Color: Black
Size: Small/Medium (Pack of 1)
The material seems to be of quality make and durable. Easy to put on and adjust to the amount of pressure necessary. The pad that it comes with is NOT comfortable. It is hard, awkwardly shaped, and seemed to aggravate the hernia site rather than keep things snug. Couldn’t manage wearing with the pad for more than 1 hr. Inserted two pairs of socks and that seemed to be a bit more manageable. May look into ordering a separate memory foam pad to use with the belt
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 by Thomas W Mattiuzzo
Color: Black
Size: Small/Medium (Pack of 1)
The belt works well for my condition, supports, and holds approximately.
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2026 by Eddie Barnes
Color: Black
Size: Small/Medium (Pack of 1)
I’ve been using this binder about every other day for 17 months. It does its job well - it minimizes the bulge, and eliminates the pain, from my inguinal hernia. It’s sturdy and well-constructed. The elastic is starting to warp a little now. I’m getting ready to buy a new one. I would like to know if there’s any difference between this binder (black color) and the tan-colored one sold by the same company (Everyday Medical) at the same price, and looks identical except for the logo. Pros: Does the job well. Built well. Cons/Limitations: - Elastic will eventually warp a bit. - If you don’t fasten the velcro strips in perfect alignment, they can irritate the skin on your hip/thigh a bit. - A little bit bulky - you wouldn’t wear it with a skin-tight bodysuit. My other binder is lower-profile - it’s made of neoprene, designed by a surfer guy. A little pricier than this one. I like both. I might prefer the neoprene one for sweaty activities (summer exercise outdoors), and would definitely prefer it for swimming. But this one is more effective in keeping the hernia in place. Overall I like this one a little better.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2025 by Mr. Morton