Hernia Supports — Helping you reactivate your life
Whether living with a hernia or recovering from surgery, these high-quality medically approved supports elevate comfort and aid recovery to help you get back to the things that matter in life.
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Male Hernia Support Briefs | Inguinal & Femoral Hernia Pants for Men
Regular price £71.99 GBPRegular priceSale price £71.99 GBP -
Female Hernia Support Pants | Inguinal & Femoral Hernia Supports for Women
Regular price £71.99 GBPRegular priceSale price £71.99 GBP -
Unisex Abdominal Wrap | Abdominal Hernia Support Belt
Regular price £47.99 GBPRegular price£57.99 GBPSale price £47.99 GBPSale
Why Should You Use Hernia Supports?
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Relieve Symptoms, Improve Comfort
Hernia discomfort comes from a hernia protruding through your abdominal wall. A pushed in hernia doesn't cause symptoms.
Hernia supports help by keeping the hernia in. Worn before surgery, they relieve discomfort and provide support during phyiscal activity. -
Quicker Recovery and Better Long-term Results
After surgery, hernia supports reduce early pain and swelling, and aid wound healing and scar tissue formation.
They also make it easier to move sooner, with less discomfort and less need for pain relief — leading to better outcomes. -
Patient and Medical-Expert Recommended
Past patients have tested our supports and found them helpful to their recovery, both before and after surgery.
They are trusted by our medical team and recommended by our patients who completed our 2023/2024 Clinical Outcomes Survey.
Do the things you want to do
Whether it's hiking with your mates, a day at the golf course or simply going about your day-to-day, hernia support garments help you have confidence in your activity.
What Types of Hernia Supports Are There?
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Hernia Pants
Hernia pants give firm, comfortable support for groin hernias like inguinal or femoral hernias. They look like Lycra boxers.
They are worn with the included pad before surgery and for the first 48 hours post-surgery. Then, they are worn without the pad from day 3 post-surgery. -
Abdominal Wrap/Belt
Abdominal wall supports help manage umbilical, ventral, and most incisional hernias. They look like a tall belt or wrap that goes around your abdomen.
Both types of supports help keep your hernia reduced before surgery and reduce the need for pain relief and ease movement after surgery, leading to better outcomes.
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Which Hernia Support Should I Get?
Inguinal/Femoral Hernias
We recommend the pants/briefs, not the belt/wrap. The support garment should cover the hernia repair incision (or hernia lump, if you have not had surgery).
Hernia pants are not trusses and we do not recommend a hernia truss for men or women for post-surgery support.
Umbilical/Paraumbilical/Epigastric
We recommend the belt/wrap, not the pants. The support garment should cover the hernia repair incision (or hernia lump, if you have not had surgery yet).
Spigelian/Incisional
Spigelian and lower abdominal wall incisional hernias can occur in areas supported by both hernia pants and wraps.
For spigelian or incisional hernias in the lower abdominal area, the hernia pants/briefs may cover the incision or hernia better than the abdominal wrap.
Patient Testimonials
"I feel my recovery and returning back to normal activities was sped up by wearing them and they made me feel so much more comfortable post operation." – 58-year-old male inguinal hernia patient
"They were good prior to my op to stop hernia popping out and they supported the wound well after surgery. Overall, a very worthwhile investment!" – 42-year-old male inguinal hernia patient
"Post surgery, I was concerned to protect the structural integrity of the repair. Knowing the repair was supported gave me the confidence to be active." – 72-year-old male femoral hernia patient
"The belt definitely helped, will recommend it. Worn before operation, it was essential to not make the hernia worse. Gave me confidence afterwards." – 54-year-old female umbilical hernia patient
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