SLEEQ AP+ LSO Back Brace | Anterior Posterior (AP) Lumbar-Sacral Orthosis

With InvisAdjust Technology, the SLEEQ AP Plus LSO is redefining spinal bracing for one of the most effective and innovative orthoses on the market. The elegantly designed universal fit offers unparalleled value and ease for the patient, making it easier for the patient to increase compliance and relief from back pain.

Ergonomic ComfoGlide Pull Tabs are easy for even arthritic hands to pull, to adjust compression and fitting. Once in place, the ventilated panels will automatically mold to the body while also promoting air flow. Stay cool, clean and dry while wearing your SLEEQ AP Plus LSO.

With Universal Fit, reduce inventory cost by only carrying one size to fit all! You'll always have the right size on-hand to satisfy customers. Providers can feel good too knowing that every SLEEQ model includes eco-friendly Repreve certified recycled fibers.

Metal-free construction benefits those who require medical imaging. Being able to wear the LSO during medical imaging may benefit those who are experiencing pain without it.

Simple to adjust by following a few quick steps that are outlined in the video below. It only takes a few seconds to determine your sizing and applying the SLEEQ AP Plus LSO. Because it has a universal fit, even if you gain or lose weight, the SLEEQ will continue to fit. And because it does not have to be reheated for conformity, you do not have to be refitted with new garments over time.

Do not machine wash or dry. Hand wash, lay flat to dry or hang. Lint rollers easily remove debris that clings to the hook and loop fabric.

Always wear the SLEEQ according to your doctor's recommendations. The brace offers a gentle reminder that activities and motion must be limited for healing to occur. The purpose of the LSO brace is not for complete immobilization. As such, feel free to use when needed and remove the brace when it no longer helps. Most patients will find the brace to be very helpful for the first six weeks after surgery or injury, with diminishing use of the brace thereafter. Patients can begin to wean off the brace when ready and based on doctor's recommendations.