To help improve circulation and reduce edema.

To improve blood flow and reduce the risk of DVT or complications.

To support the healing of the wound, help manage pain, minimize edema and protect the healthy skin.

Compression helps post-surgical, post-radiation edema, fibrosis and lymphedema manage breast, chest wall, arm, and hand edema. Mostly to do with damage to the lymph nodes during surgery.

Prevent DVT, improve venous blood return and circulation, manage varicose veins, and minimize swelling.

Maintains reduction of fluid build-up, improve circulation, and aids upward flow of lymphatic and venous systems.

To manage healing and maintain quality of life for common disorders like Spider veins, Varicose veins, Edema, Dermatitis, and Leg Ulcers.

To help reduce edema and flush out potentially harmful fluids, aid in body contouring and skin retraction and improve comfort during the healing process.

Prolonged travel (four hours or more) increases the risk of DVT. Compression helps reduce the risk of DVT and relieve the symptoms of heavy legs, leg pain, swollen feet, and ankles.

Help relieve symptoms of heavy and tired legs, leg pain, and swelling from standing for a living. (i.e. healthcare workers, service men & women, teachers, factory workers, retail and customer service, etc.) Workers who sit for prolonged periods of time will also benefit from compression garments for leg symptoms and to reduce the risk of DVT.

Improve blood flow to provide much-needed oxygen and nutrients to tired muscles, helps delay muscle soreness and reduce injury, shin splints, and calf cramps.