Our Scrotal Hernia Truss is engineered specifically to support larger, reducible ruptures and provide the targeted elevation needed to relieve heavy, dragging discomfort.

Our Scrotal Hernia Truss is engineered specifically to support larger, reducible ruptures and provide the targeted elevation needed to help relieve discomfort.

Tailored for Scrotal Support

• Targeted Support: Features a specially shaped pad designed to provide support over the inguinal canal to help maintain the position of the hernia.
• Comfortable Compression: Designed to provide support for scrotal hernias.
• Support for the Scrotum: May help support the weight of the hernia, potentially reducing strain.
• Discreet Underclothing: Designed with a low profile to be discreet under regular clothing.

Potential Benefits

• May Help Reduce Discomfort: By providing support, it may help alleviate some discomfort associated with the hernia.
• Provides Support: May help in managing the hernia by providing support during daily activities.
• Post-Surgical Support: May provide support after repair to help with the healing phase.

Fitting Instructions

For effective support, this truss may be applied while lying down. To determine the correct size, measure around the widest part of your hips (not your waist).

Disclaimer: This device is a supportive garment and is not a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment. Always consult with a healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment of a hernia.

Key Features & Benefits

• Targeted Compression: Features anatomical pads that apply direct pressure to the hernia site to prevent protrusion and reduce pain.
• Discreet Low-Profile Design: Slim enough to be worn under jeans or slacks without being visible.
• Fully Adjustable Fit: Customize the waist and leg straps for a secure, non-slip fit that won’t chafe.
• Breathable Fabric: Made with moisture-wicking materials to keep you cool and comfortable during extended wear.
• Versatile Use: Includes two removable pads; use one for single-side support or both for bilateral hernias.