Medline Serpentine-Style Cervical Collar, Soft, 3.5" x 22", Universal Size

Serpentine-Style Cervical Collar, Soft, 3.5" x 22", Universal Size

This serpentine-style cervical collar is a soft adult neck support with a universal size. It may fit facilities, clinics, and home-care buyers who want a collar that lets the chin rest on the support and closes with hook-and-loop for straightforward application. The collar measures 3.5 inch x 22 inch, uses firm foam, and has a washable synthetic stockinette cover.

Good Fit For

• Adult cervical collar needs when a universal size is preferred
• Settings that want a washable neck support
• Workflows that benefit from hook-and-loop closure

Key Features

• Serpentine-style cervical collar offers soft adult neck support in a universal size
• Chin-rest design helps position the chin on the collar during wear
• Firm foam construction balances soft density with supportive structure
• Synthetic stockinette cover adds a familiar fabric feel
• Hook-and-loop closure allows quick adjustment and fastening
• Latex-free and washable for buyer convenience in repeated-use settings

Applications and Usage

• Keeping an adult soft cervical collar on hand for general fitting needs
• Choosing a neck support with a chin-rest shape
• Selecting a washable collar for repeated use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 3.5".
• Sized for adults and sold in a universal format
• This collar uses a soft density with firm foam construction
• Buyers who need a latex-free option can choose this collar

FAQ

• What size is this cervical collar? This cervical collar comes in a universal adult size and measures 3.5 inch high by 22 inch long.
• How does the collar close? The collar uses a hook-and-loop closure, which helps with quick fastening and adjustment.
• What is the collar made with? This cervical collar uses firm foam with a synthetic stockinette cover.
• Is this cervical collar latex free? Yes. This collar is latex free.
• Can this collar be washed? Yes. This cervical collar is washable.

From Medline.