Inflatable Neck Collar Barry King XL 66–78 cm, Model BK-14016

Inflatable Neck Collar Barry King XL 66–78 cm (model BK-14016) is an adjustable cervical support designed to stabilize the neck by inflating to the required firmness. The collar adjusts to a circumference range of 66–78 cm and provides temporary immobilization for post-injury transport, first aid situations, sports incidents, short-term recovery after minor neck strain, and for use during movement when limited cervical motion is needed. The product is lightweight and compact for convenient storage and transport.

Advantages

The inflatable design allows precise control over support level and firmness by adding or releasing air. Its adjustable sizing covers larger neck circumferences, offering a tailored fit without complex adjustments. Made from materials that are easy to clean and quick to deflate, the collar is suitable for repeated use in settings such as ambulances, sports kits, travel bags, and home first-aid supplies. The compact and foldable form factor reduces storage space and supports portable emergency response.

Suitable for

• First aid and emergency transport stabilization
• Sports events and training where temporary cervical immobilization is required
• Short-term recovery after minor neck strain or sprain
• Use in ambulances, clinics, and home care during patient movement
• Travel and outdoor activities where compact, lightweight support is needed

Key specifications

• Adjustable circumference: 66–78 cm
• Inflatable design with valve for controlled inflation and deflation
• Lightweight and foldable for portability
• Surface material: wipe-clean compatible (non-porous outer layer)
• Suitable for short-term immobilization and support during transport

How to use

Place the deflated collar around the patient’s neck ensuring the chin rests comfortably within the front section and the back adequately supports the cervical area. Secure the collar at the fastening point, then inflate by squeezing the valve or pump until the desired firmness and immobilization are achieved. Adjust air volume to balance support and comfort, avoiding over-inflation. To remove, release air slowly via the valve until the collar is soft enough to unfasten and slide off. Follow local clinical protocols for immobilization and transport when using the collar.

Usage recommendations

Use the collar for short-term support and transport only. Do not rely on it as a definitive treatment for severe cervical injuries—seek professional medical assessment. Inspect the collar for damage before each use and keep it clean and dry. Store deflated in a protective pouch away from sharp objects and excessive heat.