ENLUNTRA Hernia Belts for Men， Adjustable Inguinal Hernia Support Belt for Men & Women with 4 Compression Pads，Hernia Support Truss for Single/Double Inguinal （black-M）

I have 2 inguinal hernias--one Left & one Right, meeting in center of groin just above genitals. I ordered 4 hernia belts, not sure which would be best for me. Two are lousy: both are size small/medium. My size is small. The hip belt wraps around front twice, and under groin straps don't adjust tight enough (they are really a medium). Another is an actual small, with only 2 airy foam pads which squish too thin. They also have very thin elastic under groin straps that stretch too much and don't press the hernias back in. The ENLUNTRA are best by far, sold in actual indivudual sizes, come with 4 firm pads (2 med. & 2 large pads), and easily adjust for perfect fit, and keep hernias in and pain gone! Best quality and value. I ordered 2 more ELUNTRA same as my first, they're great.

Kept the hernia in while waiting for surgery.

Has worked as advertised, fits good.

This is my fifth belt, and the first time I changed (the first 4 were the same model). What I really liked about it is how stable it is, it doesn’t move and hold itself in place. The pads that come with it though are extremely hard (feel like they’re made of metal) and after wearing it for several hours it hurts quite a bit as they have no give. Most of the other belts have a foam which is a lot more forgiving.

I am going through a lengthy (grrr) wait for eventual surgery for a double inguinal hernia. I bought this Eluntra belt and one by Uriel to see which worked better. The Uriel was a bit more comfortable material...but it's "pressure pads" were in pre-sewn pockets that didn't have much adjustment ability. This Eluntra belt, on the other hand, does the "important" stuff all by velcro...so you can not only tighten the belt by adjusting the velcro (like the Uriel), but you can also make *minute* changes to the placement of the "pressure pads", which is ***HUGE*** in terms of managing "pop-outs" during the day, especially if you are moving around and doing things during the day (which most of us likely have to do). It isn't the most comfortable thing in the world to wear...but no hernia belt that does it's job right would be able to be comfortable, as the whole point is to maintain pressure on your inguinal canal(s) to avoid pop-outs. At this point, it's a life saver for me, because as you all know, the longer you have to deal with this, the more those pop-outs happen and the more painful they become over time...not to mention the intestinal discomfort and the other charming aspects of inguinal hernias. Whee!!! Anyway, this belt was well designed and it allows you to put the pressure in the right place and adjust as needed...and it's affordable to boot. I kind of felt guilty about preferring the product that was made in China to the Uriel...but Uriel is a foreign (Israel) company as well, so I didn't feel *that* bad about it, and even if it was American, I'd have to choose the Eluntra, because the adjustability of the pressure pad pockets is the most important thing on the belt, IMO. IN that respect, this belt is a winner. Good luck to all of you out there dealing with this!

Works. Wouldn't have purchased, though, if I'd realized the pads Velcro in place rather than having a pouch

very comfy great suport

I got this for my hernia prior to corrective surgery. I never got really comfortable with it. Maybe I didn't put it on right.

Finalement The best hernia nb.elt |

Worked very well. The pads and how u can change their position is great

Une ceinture solide que je porte depuis 2 semaines en permanence. Cependant, les coussinets sont aussi durs et inconfortables qu'une roche.

Hubby has a hernia i got him this hernia belt until he gets his surgery and it does help him tremendously happy I got this for him

Très bien