Original Mckenzie Lumbar Roll

The original mckenzie night roll is designed to compensate for poor sleeping positions by supporting the spinal structures and maintaining proper lumbar posture while on the side or back.

Original mckenzie lumbar roll.

For over 25 years the original mckenzie lumbar roll supports have helped hundreds of thousands achieve freedom from common low back pain. The lumbar low back rolls are the top selling back cushions and the preferred choice of these spine and back pain experts around the world. For over 25 years the original mckenzie lumbar roll supports have helped hundreds of thousands achieve freedom from common low back pain. Tying easily around the waist this comfortable sleep pillow has exclusive tapered ends for comfort and freedom of movement without loss of support.

For over 25 years the original mckenzie lumbar roll supports have helped hundreds of thousands achieve freedom from common low back pain. The lumbar low back rolls are the top selling back cushions and the preferred choice of these spine and back pain experts around the world. The lumbar low back rolls are the top selling back cushions and the preferred choice of these spine and back pain experts around the world. The original mckenzie early compliance lumbar roll is perfect for youth petite persons or patients with acute discomfort that cannot tolerate a larger lumbar roll.

The original mckenzie round lumbar roll was the first ever lumbar roll to be made in the world. Robin mckenzie tried in vain to find a cushion for his patients which would provide sufficient lumbar support to help them remain pain free. In acute cases the original mckenzie early compliance lumbar roll can be used temporarily until function and mobility are restored. More affordable than an elaborate cervical pillow and more comfortable than a restrictive cervical collar this support roll is designed to be placed inside the pillowcase and is compatible with most conventional.

The original mckenzie night roll is designed to compensate for poor sleeping positions by supporting the spinal structures and maintaining proper lumbar posture while on the side or back.