How should the corrector be worn and what wearing regimen is stated on the card? — Group corset for children 652b-2

The card does not state a wearing regimen (how many hours a day, for how long): according to the English description, the corrector is used as directed by a doctor – a paediatrician, orthopaedist or physiotherapist – and the degree of correction is adjusted to be comfortable and non-restricting. How to put it on: wear it directly on the body or over clothing; first fasten the wide lumbar belt, then place the shoulder straps on the shoulders, cross them on the back, bring them forward and fasten them in the abdominal area with hook-and-loop fasteners.

General recommendations (not a manufacturer's instruction): the corrector is an auxiliary device, so alternate wearing it with periods without it and with physical activity; clothing under the corrector should be thin and without rough seams; after taking it off, inspect the skin – redness that does not go away or pressure marks are a reason to review the tightness or the size. If the child complains of pain, discomfort or skin irritation, remove the corrector and consult a specialist.