Soft Cervical Collar

Soft Cervical Collar – Foam/Fabric
Definition: A medical device made of soft, breathable, low-density foam and covered in a fabric or stockinette, designed to be worn around the neck.
Function: Provides minimal immobilization and gentle support to the cervical spine. It primarily offers therapeutic warmth, helps restrict sudden or painful head movements, and acts as a reminder to limit motion, thus reducing strain on muscles and ligaments.
Key Features: Lightweight foam construction, often has a contoured shape to fit the chin and jaw, a soft cotton or skin-friendly cover, and an adjustable hook-and-loop (Velcro) closure for a customized fit.
Common Use:
Acute and Chronic Pain: Mild neck pain, stiffness, and muscle strain.
Injuries: Mild whiplash injuries (often for short-term use during the initial phase).
Degenerative Conditions: Flare-ups of cervical spondylosis or arthritis for temporary relief and support.
Post-Surgery: Used in select cases or as a transition from a more rigid brace.
Because medical devices like cervical collars are used for specific health conditions, the most helpful next step would be to get you more information related to proper usage.