Lower Extremity
Lymphedema Compression Wraps For Legs
We have a large selection of compression wraps for legs that are considered "compression alternatives", because they provide a wider range of compression than other traditional compression garments. Easy to use, the compression wraps for legs provide steady and comfortable resting compression, as well as higher working compression when the wearer is active.
Compression Wraps For Legs
Our selection of compression wraps for legs includes:
- Velcro compression wraps for legs
- Compression wraps for thighs
- Compression wraps for knees
- Compression wraps for calves
- Compression wraps for ankles
- Compression wraps for feet
- Compression wraps for toes
A leg compression wrap is usually worn after completion of complete decongestive therapy (CDT) and during the secondary or "maintenance" phase of lymphedema treatment.
These types of compression wraps for legs are easy to apply and can be worn as an alternative for patients who:
- Struggle donning traditional compression garments, due to weak hand strength, bad back or inability to bend
- Have non-standard leg shapes
- Have fragile skin or painful legs that are easily aggravated by traditional compression garments for legs
- Suffer from frequent swelling fluctuation in their legs
- Suffer from arterial disease and therefore cannot tolerate constant high compression levels
Compression wraps for legs are specialized medical products that are designed to manage and alleviate the symptoms of lymphedema and edema. By applying controlled pressure to the affected areas of the leg, these wraps help promote the flow of lymph fluids and reduce swelling.
Unlike traditional compression stockings, compression wraps are adjustable, which makes them an ideal choice for people who have difficulty putting on stockings and/or who are experiencing fluctuating levels of edema.
A leg compression wrap is usually worn after completion of complete decongestive therapy (CDT) and during the secondary or "maintenance" phase of lymphedema treatment.
These types of compression wraps for legs are easy to apply and can be worn as an alternative for patients who:
Compression wraps for legs are specialized medical products that are designed to manage and alleviate the symptoms of lymphedema and edema. By applying controlled pressure to the affected areas of the leg, these wraps help promote the flow of lymph fluids and reduce swelling.
Unlike traditional compression stockings, compression wraps are adjustable, which makes them an ideal choice for people who have difficulty putting on stockings and/or who are experiencing fluctuating levels of edema.
Velcro Compression Wraps For Legs
Many of our compression wraps for legs have Velcro straps, which make the leg wraps easy to put on, take off, and use. Thanks to the Velcro straps on the compression wraps, you can easily customize the fit and compression level of the wrap. The Velcro straps allow you to make micro adjustments to ensure that you are getting the maximum therapeutic effect from the compression wrap, while still feeling comfortable. Velcro compression wraps for legs are particularly helpful if you have fluctuating swelling and/or mobility or dexterity issues.
Thigh Compression Wraps
Our selection of compression wraps for thighs includes FarrowWrap, Compreflex, ReadyWrap, Comprefit, and Juzo wraps and liners. The thigh compression wraps are available in different levels of compression (20-30 mmHg and 30-40 mmHg). Most of the thigh compression wraps include Velcro straps, which make the thigh wraps easy to put on, take off, and adjust. The thigh compression wraps are most commonly used to treat lymphedema, edema, and other causes of swelling.
Knee Compression Wraps
Our selection of compression wraps for knees includes Compreflex, Compreknee, FarrowWrap, ReadyWrap, Juzo, and Circaid wraps and products. The knee compression wraps are available in different levels of compression (20-30 mmHg and 30-40 mmHg), and they vary in length (from short knee wraps to knee wraps that also cover part of the thigh and calf). Most of the knee compression wraps have Velcro straps, which make the knee wraps easy to put on, take off, and adjust. The knee compression wraps are most commonly used to treat lymphedema, edema, and other causes of swelling.
Calf Compression Wraps
Our selection of compression wraps for the calf includes ReadyWrap, Compreflex, Comprefit, Coolflex, Medaform, Juzo, and Ease Adjust wraps and products. The calf compression wraps are available in different levels of compression (20-30 mmHg and 30-40 mmHg). The calf compression wraps range from thin, lightweight wraps to more robust wraps, some of which also cover the ankle and foot. Most of the calf compression wraps have Velcro straps, which make the calf wraps easy to put on, take off, and adjust. The calf compression wraps are most commonly used to treat lymphedema, edema, and other causes of swelling.
Ankle Compression Wraps
Our selection of compression wraps for ankles includes Circaid, Juzo, and Solaris wraps and compression socks. The ankle compression wraps range from thin, lightweight wraps and compression socks to more robust ankle wraps that have multiple adjustable straps. Most of the ankle compression wraps have Velcro straps, which make the ankle wraps easy to put on, take off, and adjust. The ankle compression wraps are most commonly used to treat lymphedema, edema, and other causes of swelling.
Foot Compression Wraps
Our selection of compression wraps for the foot includes FarrowWrap, Circaid, ReadyWrap, Compreflex, Coolflex, Juzo, and Compreboot wraps and products. The foot compression wraps range from thin, lightweight wraps and trim-to-fit footpieces to more robust foot wraps that have multiple adjustable straps. Most of the foot compression wraps have Velcro straps, which make the foot wraps easy to put on, take off, and adjust. The foot compression wraps are most commonly used to treat lymphedema, edema, and other causes of swelling.
Toe Compression Wraps And Caps
Our selection of compression wraps for toes includes ReadyWrap and Circaid wraps and caps. The toe compression wraps have Velcro straps, which make the toe wraps easy to put on, take off, and adjust. The toe caps can be trimmed to size and allow the foot and toes to move freely. The toe compression wraps and toe caps are most commonly used to treat lymphedema, edema, and other causes of swelling.
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Please note: Thanks to the Lymphedema Treatment Act, which took effect on January 1, 2024, Medicare began to pay for lymphedema products for those who have Medicare B coverage and meet certain other coverage criteria. Please visit our website page covering the details of the Lymphedema Treatment Act to obtain more information about how Medicare pays for lymphedema garments, wraps, and bandages.