



Relieve deep hip pain naturally — without pills or surgery
Sciatic pain from nerve compression, muscle tightness, or joint instability can feel unbearable — making it hard to sit, walk, or even sleep without sharp jolts or numbness.
Painkillers, stretches, and back braces only treat the surface. The real issue? A small deep-hip muscle called the piriformis — when it tightens, it squeezes the sciatic nerve like a kinked hose.
Hip Support Brace applies gentle, targeted compression where it matters — helping the piriformis relax, reducing inflammation, and freeing up the sciatic nerve to restore movement and comfort.
Wear it under clothes for 15 minutes a day and feel steady progress as you walk further, sleep easier, and move without pain again — no appointments, no side effects.
Why Waiting Makes Sciatica Worse
When the piriformis muscle stays tight, it keeps pressing on the sciatic nerve. That pressure doesn’t just stay the same — it can spread pain further down your leg, add burning or tingling, and make the hip feel weaker over time.
Before: Nerve pain flares up more often, walking feels harder, and you start avoiding activities you enjoy.
After: Releasing pressure from the nerve lets pain fade, movement return, and daily life feel normal again.
The longer the nerve stays irritated, the harder it is to calm it down. The best time to break the cycle is now — before it locks in as your “new normal.”
How to Use Hip Support Brace
Using Hip Support Brace is quick and easy — you can be set up in under a minute.
Step 1. Wrap it on: Place the brace around your waist so the padded section is over the hip that’s giving you trouble.
Step 2. Adjust for comfort: Pull the straps until it feels secure and steady, but not too tight.
Step 3. Get moving: Walk, work, relax, or do chores while your hip stays supported.
Step 4. Keep it in your routine: Wear it when you know pain usually hits to stay ahead of flare-ups.
Real Users. Real Life-Changing Results.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly will I notice pain relief?
How quickly will I notice pain relief?
Many users feel a noticeable difference within the first use — less nerve pressure, better stability. With daily wear, deeper relief typically builds over 1–2 weeks.
Will this help with sciatica or piriformis syndrome?
Will this help with sciatica or piriformis syndrome?
Yes — it’s designed specifically to target the deep hip muscles (like the piriformis) that compress the sciatic nerve. That’s what causes shooting pain, tingling, or numbness down your leg.
Can I wear it under clothes?
Can I wear it under clothes?
Absolutely. The wrap is slim and flexible enough to fit under jeans or leggings, without bulk. You can move, sit, or walk normally while wearing it.
Is this the same as a regular hip brace?
Is this the same as a regular hip brace?
Not really. Most hip braces just compress the outside. Hip Support Brace targets the root cause — internal hip instability or nerve compression. That’s why people with chronic pain prefer this over basic braces.
I have back or SI joint pain too — will this help?
I have back or SI joint pain too — will this help?
Yes. By supporting the hips and realigning your base, it can offload pressure from the lower back and stabilize your SI joint as well.
How long should I wear it daily?
How long should I wear it daily?
Start with 15–30 minutes, especially during your pain triggers (sitting, walking, or sleeping). You can wear it longer as needed — just keep it consistent.
Is it adjustable?
Is it adjustable?
Yes — it fits all body types. You can adjust the tension with Velcro straps. And it works on either left or right side.
Do I need one for each side?
Do I need one for each side?
One is fine if your pain is one-sided. But some customers buy two to support both hips, especially for posture or long-term use.
What if it doesn’t work for me?
What if it doesn’t work for me?
We offer a 60-day money-back guarantee. If you don't see improvement, return it for a full refund. No questions asked. Nearly all customers keep theirs, but we understand everyone is different.