Neotech Care Pregnancy Belly Band, Maternity Belt Support for Back, Abdomen & Pelvis | Pregnancy Must Have for Pregnant Women

Pros:It helped me alleviate back pain.Good quality materialCons:It's complicated to put on.Shouldn't keep on long hours.Rides up, need to keep pulling downDigs into ribs when sitting (I have a short torso.. this makes it only slightly uncomfortable).

I bought this product as I’d been suffering with round ligament pain when walking even short distances. I used it for the first time yesterday on a longer walk. It was easy to put on following the instructions but you do need to wear a longer top over it. It’s like a bra for your bump! It felt supportive keeping my bump lifted and my hips in. I don’t know if I’d be able to wear it just day to day as it’s quite robust but I’ll definitely wear it on weekends when we’re out and about. I didn’t experience any of the pain I had previously without it which was fab. I’d recommend this product for its quality, value for money and comfort.

I do a lot of walking and was beginning to really struggle with back ache and ligament pain low down in my tummy and groin. I started using this belt and it has been amazing - my pain has reduced massively. I have been wearing this for a couple of months and with just another month of my pregnancy left it still fits perfectly as it is easily adjustable. I do not find it scratchy at all and have worn it both under and over clothing - usually over maternity leggings. It stays in place perfectly and I have not had any problem with it at all. It provides a very good level of support and I would highly recommend this belt.The quality of the material/stitching etc is very good and it was thankfully an affordable price for me.I could not have coped without this product, thank you so much!

I was really excited to receive this band, as I started suffering from quite bad pelvic girdle pain at around 15 or so weeks pregnant, and thought it might offer some relief. Having bought a material loop band and it being too big, I figured this might do the trick in the meantime while my bump grew. Sadly, I've tried it a number of times and it's just not very good - the band always rides up and I end up pulling it off in frustration after having to keep pulling it down to where it should be.I bought this in a size XL, because I was close to the higher measurement in the L, and at 20 weeks (when I bought it), thought I might grow into it. Even at 30 weeks, it's still a little big. Despite pulling it to fit quite snugly, it doesn't keep the band in place, which is a real shame. It seems like quite a nice quality product.If you do try it, I'd recommend going for the black version, as even though I've not worn it loads, it's gotten dirty quite quickly! The colours from your clothes (if you wear it underneath an outfit) transfers easily onto the white material of the band, and I'm not sure it would come out if you washed it.Overall a bit disappointing, but I have to say, I haven't found any maternity band that's fit me properly at all so far, and I've now tried a few, so it's not just this one that isn't that good. Hopefully others will find this more useful!

Bought for daughter when 6 months pregnant, this has been a great support whilst at work for her tummy and especially her achy back. Would definitely recommend.

I've been having pelvic girdle pain during my pregnancy and my midwife suggested a belt. I bought this one and have definitely found it helps. I still get some pain but no where near as bad as it was, it feels more manageable now. The only this is its a pain to take on and off when going to the loo (as I like wearing over the bump trousers). It would be easier with trousers which go under the bump so it doesn't need to be removed.I've also worn it to bed a few times which really helps for support (although I loosen it up so it's not too tight) I wasn't sure if this was allowed but my midwife said I could do this.

The velcro sticks to absolutely everything and damages the material, it is long to put on and rolls on your back so not as comfortable to wear either. It does help but it is awkward to put on and just poor quality

is good enough; it does support me at least 80%