BraceAbility Rib Injury Binder Belt - Universal Brace for Women, Broken, Fractured, or Cracked Ribs, Cage Compression Wrap for Bruised Support, Sternum Injury Recovery (Fits 36”-58”)

Supportive and Comfortable Rib Binder for Recovery This rib injury binder from BraceAbility has been an excellent help in providing steady support during the healing process. The design is straightforward but effective: it wraps firmly around the chest, offering consistent compression that reduces movement of sore or injured ribs. That stability makes coughing, standing up, and even simple daily movements much more manageable. The material is soft against the skin, with just enough stretch to keep things snug without cutting into you. The Velcro closure is wide and strong, so it stays put once adjusted. I also appreciate that it’s a universal size that fits a wide range of body types—on me it adjusts easily and doesn’t roll or bunch up. The low-profile design means it can be worn under a shirt without drawing much attention, which is a plus if you’re out and about. One thing to keep in mind: while it does a great job at compression, it can feel a bit warm after wearing it for several hours, especially in hot weather. Taking breaks when you’re resting at home helps with that. Bottom line: A well-made, supportive rib binder that provides real relief for bruised, fractured, or cracked ribs. If you’re dealing with rib pain and need extra stability to get through daily activities, this is a reliable choice.

Needed a more stable wrap than just the old ace bandage one. This doesn't roll and it's just perfect for the times when lifting light and moving a bit more than my multiple fractured rib can take without it. Plus is not itchy(bonus)!

Great for rib injuries and help during the day as a brace and added protection to the injury site. I could not wear it in bed, no matter how many times I adjusted it. Arrived in a sturdy plastic bag on time.

I am very pleased that it fits and helps just like it says.

I'm sure this works for some people with broken ribs, but my broken ribs are higher than this fits. I slid across the road after being thrown from my motorcycle 2 weeks ago and slammed into a curb with my right shoulder and right boob, crunching 2 ribs behind my breast. I really need something to compress it, but this isn't it... This wrap does not work for me. I tried it, I wrapped it around my torso beneath my breasts but it didn't give the support I needed in the right area. Plus the sides of the wrap are stiff and scratchy, even thru my undershirt. It just was not comfortable at all. Since I only tried it on for about a minute, I'm going to return it for a refund. I must find something else to help hold me together. I don't like this crunching, grinding, cracking and popping that's coming from my ribs now that the swelling has gone down.

I am over 70 at about 120 pounds and took a tumble forward falling heavily on my right rib cage. i badly bruised the muscles and my rib cage, and there may have been a slight crack in a rib at worst, but it hurt like the dickens. That night I could hardly sleep for the pain while laying on my back and had a terrible night. Next morning my wife got a sports bandage and when it first went on it eased the discomfort a lot, but in the course of the day it rolled up to end up like a bungee cord around my chest. My common sense told me I needed something like this product and when I found in on Amazon I ordered it right away. As soon as it arrived I put it on and I have not looked back. It is very easy to be put on by yourself only, and it has given enough support to ease the pain and more importantly, allowed me to sleep much better at night. I could not roll onto either side so I had to sleep only on my back, but at least I slept. About fitting - First, through trial and error I established that you do not need to wrap this up as tight as possible. It only needs a small amount of the elastic tension to give enough support to hold everything in place inside your body. I have a 44 inch chest and use no more than a 2 inch overlap for support and comfort. Too tight also constricts breathing which you also want to avoid. As long as your chest is not too large, and probably no less than about 34 inches (a guess), you should be able to find the happy medium. It is now two weeks and a couple of days since the incident and last night was the first night I was able to sleep comfortably without it, so I would say that it certainly earned the $14 I paid for it. I highly recommend this product for function and value.

This rib binder is very effective. Whether you have an injury or muscle pain, it worked very well for me. I would definitely recommend it. It was also comfortable. No tugging or pulling on it. Thumbs up!

This brace has made it a lot easier to get up and down and move around with a cracked rib. I'm still wearing it as I heal. It gives support and the way it's cut to go under the breasts is a must for women. The one thing I would add is another strip of velcro on the underside to hold the end of the piece underneath bc it slides out & hangs down. I just use a big safety pin to lock it in place but the addition of velcro to that end would be nice. Recommend if you need support while healing.

Procure un grand soulagement. Adaptable à toutes tailles et très bien conçu pour les femmes avec sa découpe

Habe ich für meine OP gekauft und es ist bisher das Produkt mit der besten Haltbarkeit, vor allem der Klett! Er hält bombenfest!

Helped with the pain, very comfortable, supports well and cheap enough., fits well

Mi sono fratturata due costole la cintura mi ha aiutato

Does the job as described for broken ribs?