Study finding
Lumbar support pillow reduced lumbar flattening by 2.88° (95% CI 1.01-4.75), bringing posture closer to neutral during prolonged sitting
Source:Chiropractic & Manual Therapies, 2013British comfort specialists
Second-generation, family-run British manufacturer with decades of experience creating practical comfort and positioning products.
This lumbar support cushion is designed to provide additional support for the lower back while sitting. The cylindrical cushion helps encourage a more upright sitting position when placed against the back of a chair.
The cushion can be used on office chairs, car seats or home seating. An adjustable strap allows the cushion to be secured to the chair to keep it positioned correctly during use.
The cushion is made from durable high density foam and includes a removable velour cover.
The cushion includes a removable velour cover which can be washed according to care instructions. Covers are available in black, blue, grey or beige.
A lumbar support cushion is designed to provide additional support for the lower back while sitting.
The cushion can be used on office chairs, car seats or other seating surfaces.
The cushion includes an adjustable strap which helps secure it to the chair.
The cushion is available in 4 inch and 5 inch cylindrical rolls and a D-shaped version.
The cushion is handmade in the United Kingdom.
Position lumbar support at the natural curve of your lower back, approximately at belt level (L3-L4 vertebrae). It should fill the gap between your back and the chair without pushing you forward or causing you to hunch.
Lumbar support pillow reduced lumbar flattening by 2.88° (95% CI 1.01-4.75), bringing posture closer to neutral during prolonged sitting
Source:Chiropractic & Manual Therapies, 2013Center of pressure measure (comfort indicator) was significantly improved with lumbar support pillow (p=0.017) in 30-minute sitting task
Source:Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College StudyA lumbar support pillow with a cut-out for the posterior pelvic tissues improved an objective measure of comfort in healthy individuals and patients with low back pain.
Cochrane Collaboration, Systematic Review AuthorsIndividual results may vary. This evidence summary is educational and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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