
The HARD CERVICAL COLLAR SQ7015 is designed for those with bone and joint pain. Available at Kapruka in Sri Lanka, it offers excellent support and allows easy breathing. This collar can also be used with a head immobilizer and spine board for added stability.
This collar is an essential for managing neck pain and supporting recovery.
You can drive a car with a soft collar on (no driving while taking narcotic pain medication). Usually, it is safe to drive yourself 10 days after the surgery, if your neck feels comfortable. Generally, if you are wearing a hard collar you may NOT drive. You can be a passenger in a car after one week.
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Unless told otherwise, wear the collar whenever you are out of bed. You may take it off for sleep. and for bathing. When lying down, support your neck with a small pillow or rolled-up towel under the neck. When adjusting your pillows, try to keep your neck in line with your upper back (neutral position).
A hard cervical collar is used for spine problems or injuries. It limits forward and backward movement more than a soft one does. Hard collars are usually only used after major surgery or a serious injury, such as a broken neck. You may get a hard cervical collar after you`ve used a halo brace.
The soft type of neck collar is often used for moderate neck pain, while the hard collar is typically used for severe neck pain, spinal fractures, and injuries.
Online price at Kapruka is U$ 17.05
Orthopaedic support items are commonly used alongside a broader range of medical devices for home care in Sri Lanka, particularly by patients recovering from neck injuries, post-surgical procedures, or cervical spine conditions. Pairing rigid support collars with appropriate mobility and rehabilitation aids helps manage daily movement safely during recovery.
Patients managing bone and joint conditions often need a range of pharmacy-grade items beyond braces and supports. Browsing elderly care supplies can help caregivers find supportive products for long-term use, including positioning aids, comfort accessories, and other clinical-grade items suited for home-based recovery.