The BSN Medical/Jobst Armsleeve with Silicone Band is a compression garment designed for individuals requiring graduated compression to help manage lymphedema and other circulatory conditions. Ideal for use in a variety of settings, including clinics, hospitals, and home care, this product provides effective compression and comfort for users. Its standout feature is the silicone band, which helps prevent the sleeve from rolling down, ensuring consistent compression throughout the day.

This compression armsleeve is designed to provide graduated compression, with the highest pressure at the distal end (wrist) and gradually decreasing pressure as it moves up the arm. This helps to improve blood flow and reduce swelling, making it an essential tool for individuals with lymphedema, post-surgical patients, and those with circulatory disorders. The armsleeve is made to be worn on a daily basis, providing users with the support and compression they need to manage their condition effectively.

Key Features

• Graduated compression to help improve blood flow and reduce swelling
• Silicone band to prevent the sleeve from rolling down, ensuring consistent compression
• Comfortable, breathable fabric for all-day wear
• Easy to put on and take off, making it simple to incorporate into daily routines
• Available in a range of sizes to ensure a proper fit for each user
• Latex-free, making it suitable for users with latex sensitivities or allergies
• Machine washable for easy care and maintenance

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: Varied by size (contact manufacturer for specific measurements) • Weight: Approximately 6 oz (170g) • Materials: Latex-free, breathable synthetic fabric • Compression level: 15-20 mmHg • Compatibility: Can be worn with other compression garments, but consult a healthcare professional for specific guidance

Ideal For

• Hospitals and inpatient rehabilitation centers • Outpatient clinics and physical therapy offices • Home care and self-management of lymphedema and circulatory conditions • Post-surgical patients requiring compression to reduce swelling • Individuals with circulatory disorders, such as chronic venous insufficiency or deep vein thrombosis