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Engineered to deliver postpartum comfort and mobility while supporting the body’s healing process, the Mama Strut takes Sports Medicine's scientifically researched and accepted methods of compression and ice/heat therapy in the form of a mama-centric discreet and easily wearable soft brace device.
The Mama Strut’s exclusive all-in-one abdominal, lower back, hip, SI and pelvic floor support includes removable crotch pouches that attach to the inside with velcro for ice/heat application and also hold your feminine pad in place. The removable pouches for ice/heat therapy are designed to reduce pain, swelling, pressure and cramping from vaginal deliveries, c-sections and vaginal prolapse. The quick-drying bamboo, nylon and spandex fabric eliminates any moisture, bacteria and odors from perspiration, and also lays flat and discreet beneath clothing.
Created by a mama of 3 for mamas, the Mama Strut has been proven effective on thousands of postpartum women and is endorsed by both the maternity and medical communities. It is utility patented and was classified as a Class 1 medical device by the FDA in 2013 and covered by most insurance.
The Mama Strut’s exclusive all-in-one abdominal, lower back, hip, SI and pelvic floor support includes removable crotch pouches that attach to the inside with velcro for ice/heat application and also hold your feminine pad in place. The removable pouches for ice/heat therapy are designed to reduce pain, swelling, pressure and cramping from vaginal deliveries, c-sections and vaginal prolapse. The quick-drying bamboo, nylon and spandex fabric eliminates any moisture, bacteria and odors from perspiration, and also lays flat and discreet beneath clothing.
Created by a mama of 3 for mamas, the Mama Strut has been proven effective on thousands of postpartum women and is endorsed by both the maternity and medical communities. It is utility patented and was classified as a Class 1 medical device by the FDA in 2013 and covered by most insurance.
