Sacroiliac (SI) Belts
Maternity Support Belt by Diane Lee
In Stock
$140.95
Medspec Sacroiliac (SI) Belt
In Stock(1 Units)
$69.95
Men’s Pelvic Support Belt by Diane Lee
In Stock
$140.95
Bauerfeind SacroLoc Back Brace
In Stock
$440.00
DonJoy Exos FORM II 621 Sacroiliac (SI) Belt
In Stock
$189.99
DonJoy Exos FORM II 623 Sacroiliac (SI) Belt
Available on backorder
$225.95
Donjoy IsoForm SIO Belt
Available on backorder
$195.00
OPTP Maternity SI-LOC Support Belt
In Stock
Price range: $92.95 through $96.95
Serola Sacroiliac Belt – version 2
In Stock
$79.95
SI-LOC Sacroilliac Support Belt by OPTP
In Stock
Price range: $69.95 through $74.95
The COM-PRESSOR SI Belt
In Stock
Price range: $87.95 through $99.95Correct Belt Placement
An SI belt should sit low on the hips, just above the greater trochanter (upper thigh bone), not around the waist. Proper placement ensures effective pelvic compression.
Adjustable Compression Matters
Most SI belts feature adjustable tension straps, allowing you to fine-tune compression for comfort and activity level. Some individuals prefer firmer support during walking and lighter compression when sitting.
Important: Temporary Support
SI belts are typically part of a broader treatment plan that may include strengthening and mobility exercises. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult a healthcare professional.
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Prescription & Tax Information (Canada)
Some sacroiliac belts may qualify as tax-free in Canada with a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare professional. Eligibility depends on the product and documentation provided.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does an SI belt do?
An SI belt stabilizes the sacroiliac joints by applying compression around the pelvis, helping reduce excessive movement and relieve pelvic and lower back pain.
Where should an SI belt be positioned?
An SI belt should be worn low on the hips, just above the greater trochanters, rather than around the waist. Proper placement ensures effective pelvic compression.
Can an SI belt help with lower back pain?
If lower back pain is related to sacroiliac joint dysfunction or pelvic instability, an SI belt may help improve stability and reduce discomfort.
Is an SI belt the same as a lumbar brace?
No. An SI belt stabilizes the pelvis and sacroiliac joints, while a lumbar brace supports the lower spine.
Can I wear an SI belt all day?
Many people wear SI belts during activity or flare-ups. Extended wear should be based on healthcare professional guidance.
Are SI belts covered by insurance in Canada?
Some extended health plans may cover prescribed orthopedic supports. Coverage varies by provider and policy.
Are SI belts tax free in Canada?
Many orthopedic SI belts may qualify as tax free when supplied with a valid written prescription from a licensed medical practitioner, subject to CRA regulations.
Sacroiliac (SI) Belts in Canada for Pelvic Stability & Pain Relief
Shop sacroiliac (SI) belts in Canada designed to support pelvic stability, reduce SI joint pain, and improve comfort during daily movement.
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