Post-Surgery Hip Abduction Wedge – Leg Separator Pillow with Velcro Straps

This British-made Abduction Wedge is a firm foam positioning cushion that holds the legs apart in a stable "V" shape. It is often used, on the advice of a healthcare professional, during recovery from hip surgery or for long-term postural positioning.

This is a positioning aid, not a certified medical device: it is not clinically tested to treat, prevent or manage any medical condition. Always follow the specific advice given by your surgeon, physiotherapist or healthcare provider.

Key Technical Specifications

• Core Material: High-density, firm orthopaedic foam for long-lasting structural integrity.
• Cover Fabric: Breathable, multi-stretch waterproof material (Soft-touch).
• Hygiene Standards: Cover is machine washable up to 95°C and conforms to BS 7175 Crib 5 fire safety standards (suitable for hospital and nursing home use).
• Security: Features 4 adjustable hook-and-loop (Velcro) straps to secure the legs comfortably in place.
• Dimensions: 21" (L) x 24" (W) x 6.5" (H).
• Manufacturing: Handmade in Devon, UK.

Typical Uses

On the advice of a healthcare professional, this wedge is commonly used for:

• Post-hip-replacement recovery: holding the legs in the abducted position advised during the recovery phase.
• Postural positioning: keeping the legs apart for individuals who need consistent leg positioning, including while seated in a wheelchair.
• Comfort between the legs: reducing skin-on-skin contact and friction while positioned.

This product does not prevent, treat or cure any medical condition. Use it as directed by your own healthcare provider.

Care & Safety Instructions

• Cleaning: The zipped cover is removable and can be wiped clean with a damp cloth or laundered at high temperatures. Do not wash the foam core.
• Usage: This product should be initially fitted by a healthcare professional. Ensure straps are adjusted to allow for healthy circulation. Discontinue use and consult a doctor if skin discoloration or unusual swelling occurs.