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Designed to support recovery from mid-back and lower back injuries by limiting forward bending and reducing spinal pressure

Jewett Brace- Hyperextension Spinal Brace Orthosis - Comfyorthopedic

Jewett Back Brace- Hyperextension Spinal Brace Orthosis L0472

Name: Jewett Back Brace- Hyperextension Spinal Brace Orthosis L0472
Brand: Comfyorthopedic
Price: 219.99 USD
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Benefits

Limits forward bending for safer healing: Designed to control flexion in the thoracic and lumbar spine, reducing stress on injured vertebrae.
Stabilizes spinal alignment: maintains the spine in the correct extended position to support bone healing after compression fractures, trauma, or surgery.
Reduces pressure & pain: the hyperextension design offloads pressure from painful areas, allowing you to move more comfortably.
Limits twisting and lateral strain: helps prevent unwanted spinal rotations and lateral motions that can aggravate injury, providing more complete support than simple back belts
Ideal for post-surgical support: commonly recommended by clinicians to stabilize the spine after surgery, reducing micro-motions that can delay healing.
Helps correct posture & kyphotic slouching: the design encourages neutral spinal alignment, offering relief from poor posture habits and reducing long-term mechanical back strain.
Supports faster, more confident recovery: encourages upright posture and helps you return to daily life with less discomfort.
Adjustable breathable design for all-day wear: – lightweight frame with customizable fit and ventilated materials for superior comfort.

Why This Jewett Brace L0472 Works

Three-point support system; pressure pads on the chest, pelvis, and back work together to control motion and enhance stability.

Three-Point Pressure System (The Core Mechanism)
The brace uses three contact points: the sternum (chest), the pelvic area, and the mid-back.
-These points create a controlled counter-force that blocks forward bending (flexion).
-Flexion is the motion that most stresses compression fractures and healing vertebrae.
-By limiting flexion, the brace reduces load on the injured area, allowing bone and soft tissue to heal.
Maintains Spinal Hyperextension (Protective Alignment)
The Jewett brace gently maintains the spine in slight extension (an upright posture).
-Extension offloads pressure from the front of the vertebral bodies, where compression fractures usually occur.
-This alignment reduces pain, prevents collapse, and supports proper healing geometry.
Motion Control Without Full Immobilization
Unlike bulky full TLSO braces, the Jewett:
-Restricts harmful motion (forward bending)
-Allows safe movement (walking, sitting, daily tasks)
This balance improves patient compliance,people are more likely to wear it correctly and consistently, which directly improves outcomes.
Reduces Pain by Decreasing Mechanical Stress
Pain from spinal injuries is often mechanical.
-By controlling motion and alignment, the brace reduces micro-movement at the injury site.
-Less micro-movement = less irritation and inflammation = less pain.
Encourages Active Posture Awareness
Because the brace is anterior (front-loaded):
-Users become more aware of posture
-Slouching feels uncomfortable, upright posture feels natural
This neuromuscular feedback helps retrain posture even outside of brace wear.

FSA/HSA Eligible

This brace is FSA/HSA eligible. You can purchase with a regular credit card and submit the receipt for reimbursement. Eligibility may vary by plan, confirm with your administrator.

Return Policy

We stand behind our products with a 30-day return policy. If you need to make a return, request it within 30 days of ordering and return the item, unaltered, undamaged, and in its original packaging with all accessories.

Warranty

This product includes a 1-year manufacturer’s warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. If a covered defect occurs during this period, we will replace the product at no cost, reinforcing our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.

Weight

weight- 1.6lbs - 1.9lbs / 0.525kg - 0.862

Size

Difference between Jewett Brace and TLSO Brace

TLSO braces fully wrap the torso for maximum restriction.

Jewett braces offer lighter, targeted support to prevent forward bending while allowing daily movement.

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“I was back on my feet faster than expected, and the posture support is fantastic.” – Sarah G

“A trusted brace I recommend for fracture recovery.” – Dr. Jones, Orthopedic Surgeon

Who Should Use the Jewett Brace With Three-Dimensional Sternal Adjustment?

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Ideal for anyone who needs to limit spine movement and support healing after injury or surgery, but still wants mobility.

Spinal Injuries & Pain Management

Compression fractures of the spine (T6-L1)
Osteoporosis-related fractures
Pain that worsens when bending forward
Vertebral pain caused by secondary metastasis.
Chronic lower back pain, sciatica, or mid-back pain

Post-Fracture and Post-Surgery Recovery

Recovery after stable fractures in the lower thoracic or lumbar spine
Support after surgery for spinal disc issues (e.g. herniated discs)
Temporary use following unstable spinal fractures
Long-term support after surgery for spinal tumors or bone metastasis

Orthopedic Conditions

Spondyloarthritis with or without sclerosis (spine joint inflammation)
Post-operative recovery following spinal decompression surgery, with or without metal implants

Jewett Brace Vs TLSO Brace

TLSO = maximum support, maximum restriction

Jewett = targeted support, more comfort, and movement

Doctors often choose a Jewett brace when the goal is to protect the spine from bending forward while still allowing everyday activity.

Jewett Brace

TLSO Brace

Coverage

Open, targeted

Full Torso

Movement Control

Moderate

Restrictive

Blocks Forward Bending

Yes, primary focus

Yes, back and front

Allows Daily Movement

Yes

Limited

Comfort & Wearability

High

Moderate

Weight

Lightweight

Heavier

Typical Use

Mild–moderate fractures

Severe cases

TESTIMONIALS

“With old age, my slouching became worse, this was affecting my self-esteem, but after the Dr. recommendation, I have seen great improvement ..”

John D,

Father of three & Grandfather of four

“I recommend this to patients with thoracic issues because it functions very well, sturdy, and well made.”

Jordy M, MD

Certified Orthopedic Surgeon & Dog mom

“Needed a brace for post-op rehab for a spinal fracture I got when playing football for immobilization of the spine, and this was perfect.”

T.T

Uncle & Now Football Coach

Why Comfyorthopedic?

Direct Retailer

Cut the extra added costs by middlemen like resellers and practitioners who purchase our products and sell them to you.

FDA-Cleared Braces

All our braces are cleared under Category I medical devices. This certification ensures our braces are of the utmost quality.

Drug-Free & Non-Invasive.

Experience a drug-free solution to relieving your pain. Live better without relying on over-the-counter or prescription drugs.

Immediate Pain Relief Solution.

8/10 of our brace users say they felt immediate relief and less pain in the first 24hrs of using our braces.

" a company that is customer-driven by providing affordable medical equipment "

"Finally, an affordable health care product option if someone doesn't have the expensive medical insurance to cover the costs."

"medical braces that exceptionally function similarly as the big brands at half of the cost."

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How to apply your Jewett Brace

Before You Start

Wear a thin shirt or undershirt under the brace to protect your skin

Put the brace on while standing or sitting upright (or lying down if instructed by your clinician)

While standing

Step 1: Position the Chest Pad

Place the upper pad against the center of your chest (sternum)

It should sit comfortably below the collarbone, not on the throat

Step 2: Position the Lower Pad

Place the lower pad on the front of your pelvis, just above the pubic bone

It should feel firm but not painful

Step 3: Align the Back Pad

The rear pad should rest against the middle of your back, aligned with your spine

This completes the three-point support system

Step 4: Secure the Straps

Fasten the side straps evenly

Tighten until the brace feels snug and supportive, but not overly tight

You should be able to breathe comfortably

Step 5: Check Your Posture

Stand upright ,the brace should prevent you from bending forward

If you try to slouch, the brace should gently guide you back upright

While lying down

These are instruction to wear brace while in bed and lying down.

Step 1

While lying on your back fit the brace across the chest/abdomen area. The lock on the left side is to remain unlocked at this stage.

The left hand side of the brace is unlocked.

Step 2

Roll onto your side using the log roll method taught to you while in hospital. Ensure that the spine support pad is placed over the area where your injury is located.

The spine pad is placed where your injury is located.

Step 3

Roll onto your back.

Place the keyhole clip over the metal screw.

The key hole clip is placed over the metal screw.

Step 4

On the left side close the lock to tighten the brace.

Be careful not to pinch your skin when closing the lock.

Make sure your brace fits firmly.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is a Jewett Back Brace?

A Jewett Back Brace is a medical back support that helps protect and support your mid- and lower back by limiting forward bending and keeping the spine upright to promote healing

Who should use this brace?

It’s ideal for people recovering from compression fractures, post-surgery healing, spinal trauma, or pain that worsens when bending forward. It also helps with posture support during recovery.

How long should I wear the brace?

Most people wear the brace for about 6–12 weeks, but the exact time and daily schedule should be determined by your doctor or clinician.

Should I wear it all day?

Follow your healthcare provider’s instructions. Often it’s worn during sitting, walking, and typical daily activities, but may be removed when lying flat or sleeping if advised.

How do you wash the brace?

Most braces come with a set of cleaning instructions that you should follow. For most of them, a mild soap or laundry detergent and cold water will do the trick. Allow the brace to air-dry; in most cases, it shouldn't go in the clothes dryer.

How long do you wear back brace after surgery?

Know how to apply your brace before leaving the hospital. Wear your brace all the time—even during sleep—unless otherwise instructed by the surgeon. You will wear the brace until your spine has healed or fused, which may be as short as 4 weeks or as long as 4 to 6 months

Does this come with Instructions to use ?

Yes, however, we strongly encourage you to visit your medical practitioner or health care provider, who will adjust it to SUIT your medical needs to maximize the brace's effectiveness. The instructions are broad and might not apply to your current condition.

Who will fit your brace?

An orthotist or experienced nurse will fit your Jewett brace. Once you start to move around, adjustments may be needed.

Only allow qualified people to adjust your brace. Please call your orthotist or a qualified nurse to make any further adjustments.

Should I wear clothing under the brace?

Wearing a thin layer (like a T-shirt) between your skin and the brace helps protect your skin and absorb sweat.

What if I feel discomfort or skin irritation?

Check for redness or rubbing under the brace. A proper fit and wearing a layer underneath usually helps. If irritation continues, consult your clinician for an adjustment

Activities to avoid while wearing your brace

The following activities should be avoided while wearing your brace:

Flexion, twisting or turning your body, driving a motor vehicle, physical sports or running, heavy lifting, or manual work.

Check with your spinal doctor when you can resume these activities.

Be careful around small pets and children. Keep your environment free of obstacles such as mats, cords, and rugs you may trip over.