Serola Sacroiliac Belt

Add it to your cart and pay online, or call (03) 9380 8099 and reception will take the order over the phone. At the payment step you choose how it reaches you: collect from the clinic at 1/68 Melville Road, Brunswick West from the next business day, have it handed to you at your next appointment, or have it posted anywhere in Australia by standard or express post. Anything not on the shelf is usually available within a few days.

Moon boots and CAM walkers, medical footwear, sacroiliac and pelvic belts, contoured pillows and crutches. Each works better when the size, height or position is set for you — a pelvic belt sits low across the pelvis rather than around the waist, and a moon boot at the right height keeps you walking evenly. A fitting is a short appointment of its own with a physiotherapist or podiatrist, booked when you order: $78 for a brace, orthotic or moon boot, claimable on any extras policy that includes physiotherapy or podiatry. Buying the item on its own is fine too, which is what most people outside Melbourne do.

Some, depending on your cover. Braces, orthotic devices, moon boots and medical footwear are often claimable under extras cover, usually as an appliance benefit and often requiring the practitioner's item code on the receipt. Consumables such as wipes, gloves and creams generally are not. Ask for an itemised receipt at the counter and check with your fund — cover for appliances varies more between policies than consultation cover does.

No — the boot can be bought here on its own for $115. A fitting is worth adding if you can get to the clinic: it is $78, claims on any extras policy that includes physiotherapy or podiatry, and it sets the height and wedging and checks how you walk in it. Which boot suits you — tall or short — depends on where the injury is, so call (03) 9380 8099 before you order if you are not sure, wherever you are.

Current fitting and product fees

So the price of every appointment type is published in one place, next to the products they go with. They are grouped by practitioner — chiropractic, physiotherapy, podiatry, acupuncture, massage, colonic irrigation and naturopathy each have their own section. Appointments are not added to a cart: book online or call (03) 9380 8099, and naturopathy telehealth is the one that is prepaid, to hold the booking.

Unused products in their original condition and packaging, with proof of purchase, can generally be returned within a reasonable period. Items that cannot be resold for hygiene reasons once opened — continence products, socks, insoles — usually cannot be, unless faulty. If a product is faulty or does not do what it was said to do, your Australian Consumer Law rights apply regardless of the packaging. The full refund policy is on this site.

Yes, anywhere in Australia. Standard postage is $16.95 and express is $25.00, whatever is in the box, and you pick one at the payment step. Collecting from the clinic is free, and so is having it handed to you at an appointment you already have. A saliva hormone kit posts the same way — the kit comes to you and the sample goes to the laboratory. Hair mineral testing has no kit to post: you cut the sample at home and send it in.

Prices shown are GST inclusive and were current as at August 2026. Stock and pricing can change, so confirm on the phone before making a trip for a specific item — particularly for footwear and larger equipment, which are not always held in stock in every size.