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Cayatch is a posture brand based in Addison, Illinois, trading through White Mountain LLC. It sells a small, focused range built around wearable posture correctors and structured training programs.
The correctors are adjustable back braces worn over or under clothing: the Adaptive-Fit Dual-Adjustment Back Brace is listed at $39.99 and the Full Back Support Dual-Adjustment model at $75.99. Alongside them are posture training programs, with an 8-Week Program at $35 and Intermediate and Advance 12-Week Programs with weights at $99 each, designed to work the back and shoulder muscles over time.
It suits desk workers and anyone who wants a simple brace plus a set routine for their posture. Shipping within the US is free, orders usually leave within two business days and arrive two to five days later. International orders go by USPS, FedEx or DHL, with duties paid by the buyer, and Cayatch asks overseas shoppers to get in touch before ordering. Returns are accepted within 90 days for unused items in their original packaging, but a 15% restocking fee applies and the buyer pays return postage, so check sizing before you order.
| Shipping | Free US shipping; orders usually ship within two business days and arrive in 2-5 days. |
|---|---|
| Returns | 90 days for unused items in original packaging, with a 15% restocking fee and return postage paid by the customer. |
Phone: (847) 920-6126
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