AZMED Maternity Belt Back Support - Adjustable Abdominal Binder for Pregnancy - Belly Band for Pelvic, Waist & Lower Back Comfort - Fits Up to 46 Inches - Beige

This AZMED Maternity Belt has been an absolute lifesaver during my pregnancy! I'm currently in my third trimester, and the back pain and pelvic pressure had become almost unbearable. This belt has made such a dramatic difference in my comfort level and mobility that I wish I had discovered it months ago. Every pregnant woman experiencing discomfort needs this product! The support this belt provides is phenomenal. From the moment I put it on, I felt immediate relief. It gently lifts and supports my growing belly, taking the strain off my lower back and hips. The difference is remarkable - I went from barely being able to stand or walk for more than 15 minutes to being able to go about my daily activities with minimal discomfort. It's like having an extra set of hands supporting my belly all day long. The adjustability is perfect for pregnancy. As my belly has continued to grow, I've been able to easily adjust the belt to fit comfortably and provide optimal support. The velcro closures are strong and secure, and they don't slip or loosen throughout the day even with movement. I appreciate that this belt will continue to work for me through the remainder of my pregnancy and potentially postpartum as well. The quality and comfort of the materials are excellent. The fabric is soft, breathable, and doesn't irritate my sensitive skin. I wear it under my clothes, and it's surprisingly discreet - it doesn't create bulky lines or show through most of my maternity outfits. I can wear it all day without feeling restricted or overheated, which is important because pregnancy already makes me warm enough! What I love most is how this belt has helped with my pelvic pain and stability. I was experiencing some pelvic girdle pain and instability when walking, especially on stairs. The abdominal binder provides compression and support that has significantly reduced this discomfort. I feel more stable and confident in my movements, which has reduced my anxiety about falls or injuries. This belt has also improved my posture. The gentle support encourages me to stand up straighter instead of leaning back to compensate for my belly. Better posture means less back pain and more energy throughout the day. I've even noticed that I'm sleeping better because I'm not as sore and achy when I go to bed. The value is incredible for such a high-quality, effective product. I've recommended this maternity belt to all my pregnant friends, and several have purchased it based on my glowing recommendation. If you're pregnant and experiencing any back pain, pelvic pressure, or discomfort, don't hesitate - get this belt!

First of all, I wanted to say I didn't get this product as a promotional deal or at any kind of discount. So I have absolutely no emotional or psychological incentive to write a positive review. I was initially a bit skeptical of all the positive reviews, because many of them received the product at a discount in order to write an "unbiased review" later. However, this product really does deserve 5 stars. I'm really impressed with it and glad I took the dive and purchased it. I wanted something I could wear during my current 4th pregnancy as support for my belly while I run, that gives me a little back support, and that supports my abdominal muscles in the hopes it will prevent excessive abdominal muscle separation (after four pregnancies, my abdominal muscles are quite stretched out, I'm sure!) It is extremely comfortable. I have worn plenty of abdominal splints and bands, and this is literally the most comfortable one. It provides just enough compression on my belly that makes me feel secure and supported, but not uncomfortable (and certainly not enough that it would harm baby in any way). It helps my posture when I'm sitting, and does give me a good amount of support while I'm running. I'm 5'5" and 133 pounds in my second trimester, and it fits me comfortably, with plenty of room for adjusting as I get bigger. Since it's one size, and I'm a bit on the smaller side, there is a bit of extra material left over right now, but it doesn't get in the way or make it uncomfortable to wear. It does show a little under clothing, but aside from Spanx (which don't really show at all), it probably shows the least of any "belly binders" that I own or have owned in the past. I've only had it for a short time, but right now I'm extremely impressed and very happy with this purchase.

I have mix feeling about this one. The quality is good and so is the support. Definitely helps you with the back pain. However, I don’t like the fit on it. I wish the belt which you lock was at the front instead of the back. It gets harder to lock it using ur arms to the back. I tried with rotating but it the fit doesn't feels right after u rotate from front to back. Another thing I didn’t like is that it leaves a mark around ur belly and when u take it off, you get itchy. I put it on after using coconut oil, baby powder, lotions and it just doesn’t work so u will have a belly mark and might feel itchiness. So I stopped wearing it. The fabric is stretchy and very soft and it not that thick for you to sweat. But those are the heads up you want to know before purchasing.

Easy to use! Does the job. I was scared 1 size fits all was going to be a problem but it fit me just fine. I was 210lbs before giving birth. Small enough to roll up and put it in your purse.

ZMED Maternity Belly Band for Pregnant — great concept and I wanted it to work, but it didn’t do anything for my back pain. The idea is solid, and it feels supportive, but in my case I didn’t notice any real relief. It might work better for others, depending on your body and how you use it, but for me the support just wasn’t enough to help with pain. Neutral experience — good concept, just didn’t deliver the results I hoped for.

This belt is has been an absolute life saver for me over the past two years and is the one item I don't think I could have easily lived through while carrying twins. While having my first daughter, I worked as a full time teacher at a preschool with one and two year olds. I was on my feet for 8 hours a day in a very busy classroom, lifting and carrying toddlers and spending a good deal of time getting up and down out of the floor. I did this from before the time I became pregnant until 37 weeks, which is when our beautiful little girl arrived. During that pregnancy, this maternity belt provided me with a great deal of relief. I often felt that my ab muscles needed more support with all of the lifting and frequently suffered from low back pain as the day (and my pregnancy) progressed. This band gave me that much needed support and allowed me to feel much safer lifting 25 pound babies all day. I credit the extra support provided by this band for preventing diastasis recti, as I feel that it aided holding everything together, but I have no proof of that. Prior to purchasing this belt, I was using the Shrinkx Hips belt (because I had it) and wearing it slightly higher on my hips (but lower in the front) to give my belly a slight boost. Although that did work temporarily, it did not provide me with all day comfort and it's lack of flexion concerned me in regards to my baby's safety. At around 4.5 months, I opted to try this band based on reviews and what I felt was a very reasonable price. The AzMed band's wide, curved, mesh-like front is highly conducive to a pregnant woman's growing belly and flexes easily to allow room for growth while also supplying gentle (but tangible) support. Basically, I could breathe and move very easily in this belt without feeling pressure against my belly. The long Velcro band made it quick and easy to adjust the support level throughout the day as well. Washing and drying this band with my regular laundry did not appear to impair its durability in any way. It was a good purchase. Fast forward 13 months. I am now days away from expecting twins, and my appreciation for this band has grown exponentially (like my belly). I began wearing it again at around 4.5-5 months (like last time) where I used it basically the same as before... low on my belly, higher on my hips, sometimes folding the front in half to provide double support and lift to boost my lower belly, which tends to endure the most strain. Once again, the belt allowed me to feel safe moving and lifting my own baby while also feeling supported. My second pregnancy, however, was nothing like my first and this band went from being nice to necessary very quickly. At 20 weeks, I was diagnosed with a (very) short cervix and put on bedrest. At the time, my daughter was 8 months old and there was no way around picking her up or carrying her while my husband was at work. I wore this band very snugly around my lower belly, hoping to raise it enough to take even the tiniest bit off pressure off to avoid further shortening. My doctors (a team of wonderfully Maternal Fetal Medicine experts) assured me that it would not prevent further shortening but did encourage me to use it for comfort or support. In all of my weekly ultrasounds to measure cervical length, I was asked to take the band off, so I have absolutely no way of knowing the impact of wearing this band, and whether it took pressure off from helping lift my belly or added pressure from squeezing enough to cause some downward pressure, but I often wondered. More than anything, I believe this belt provided me with a little psychological support in addition to abdominal support. It made me "feel" safer, despite that I have no proof that I was. At 20 weeks, they weren't sure we would reach 24, then 28, then 32.... we are now 36 weeks and the doctors are discussing inducing us at 38 (for the well being of the babies - this is routine with twin pregnancies due to rising risk factors). At 32 weeks, my abdomen was as big as it ever got with my daughter and at 35, it became very uncomfortable to move. Unlike with my first pregnancy, I have developed diastasis recti at the navel and a few fingertips below. My umbilical area is trying to herniate. I have developed hydronephrosis (basically I have a swollen kidney caused by internal pressure), and my pelvis pops with the slightest movement. Rolling over in the bed has gone from slightly uncomfortable to near impossible (without ab strength) and takes me a minimum of 10 minutes. The pain of having 40ish pounds of weight shift from one side of my uterus to the other is quite striking. Getting out of bed at all shifts the pressure so intensely that it often triggers contractions that leave me doubled over for several minutes before loosening enough to walk. But, the bottom line is, I am still pregnant after 16 weeks of cervical shortening, and that is something to celebrate. It is also something I would have been much more uncomfortable doing without this band. This band supports my abdominal muscles, especially the ones that separated between my navel and pubic bone (which stay the most sore), and decreases the pain of walking and rolling over. I still have difficulty and pain rolling over at night, but the band holds things together well enough that I can roll over in a reasonable amount of time compared with before, and without as much strain. Walking to my doctor's appointments (located way inside of a busy hospital) is much easier, as the pressure from gravity feels much less. The contractions triggered by shifting movements are practically nonexistent with this band, since it holds things in place, and I believe that alone has helped us reach 36 weeks. For women worried about these bands restricting their growth... I am no doctor, but was reassured by a team of MFM doctors in a teaching hospital that it was safe. I also had weekly BPPs and tri-weekly growth scans and despite the tendency of twins to drop centiles after 28 weeks (and my first daughter being born under 10 percent), the twins have remained 50th percentile and above throughout this pregnancy despite continuous wear. I realize this is anecdotal, so please always ask your own doctor first. One last note... this band is not for postpartum use and would be absolutely ineffective for use as a belly binder. It is not a flat band that sits flush against a non-pregnant woman's body, but is curved outward at the mesh-like area to allow space for pregnant bellies. After birth, despite swelling and normal postpartum... stuff... the curvature is too much to provide any support, even when worn tightly. Hospital binders, the Belly Bandit, the Squeem... etc. are much stronger and provide the compression needed to hold things in place. (I used the Belly Bandit immediately postpartum, later moved into the Squeem and Shrinkx Hips, which is another story, but having used all of these, I can assure you that the AzMed will not help with these postpartum issues if that is what you are looking for).

Was not sure at first if this would actually help but I cannot express enough how much it works!! I stand a lot during the day at work and started to get the round ligament pain during my pregnancy and bought this and I can tell as soon as I put it on it provides so much support and my pain goes away!

Fits well and provides great support. It is a little difficult to adjust compared to other belts I've tried with the double pull ties. But once it's on, it's like a much needed hug for the pelvis.

i personally recommend this for pregnant women, eases back pain and it is easy and comfortable to wear under or over clothes.

Practical especially in the last month of pregnancy

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Il tessuto non da nessun tipo di fastidio e sostiene molto bene senza essere invadente sotto i vestiti. Può essere regolata a piacere io l'ho usata dal terzo al nono mese senza problemi.

Excelente sujeción, mi mujer está encantada con ella, muy cómoda, no se clava nada y sus lumbares lo agradecen. La recomiendo 100%.