BSN Medical/Jobst 102242 Armsleeve 15-20 mmHG Black Long Size
The BSN Medical/Jobst Armsleeve is a high-quality, gradient compression sleeve designed for individuals who require medical-grade support and relief from swelling and discomfort in the arm. Typically used in a clinical or home setting, this product stands out for its effective compression therapy, helping to improve blood flow and reduce the risk of complications associated with lymphedema and other vascular conditions.
This armsleeve is part of a comprehensive range of compression garments designed to provide graduated compression, which means the pressure is greatest at the distal end (farthest from the heart) and gradually decreases as it moves proximally (toward the heart). This gradient compression helps to facilitate the return of blood to the heart, reducing swelling and discomfort. The BSN Medical/Jobst Armsleeve is made to be worn throughout the day, providing continuous support and relief for individuals managing lymphedema, post-surgical swelling, or other conditions that benefit from compression therapy.
Key Features
- Provides 15-20 mmHg of graduated compression to support the management of swelling and discomfort
- Designed for long-term wear, promoting continuous support and relief throughout the day
- Constructed with durable materials to ensure longevity and consistent performance
- Available in a range of sizes to accommodate different arm circumferences, ensuring a comfortable and effective fit
- Black color option for discreet wear under clothing
- Long length provides extended coverage and support for the arm
- Size 2, suitable for specific arm measurements, ensuring a tailored fit for optimal compression and comfort
Product Specifications
• Dimensions: Varied based on size • Weight: Lightweight for comfort • Materials: High-quality, breathable fabric for durability and comfort • Compliance: Designed to meet the needs of individuals requiring medical-grade compressionIdeal For
• Hospitals: For post-surgical patients or those requiring ongoing management of lymphedema • Outpatient clinics: For patients needing compression therapy as part of their treatment plan • Home care: For individuals managing chronic conditions that benefit from compression support • Rehabilitation centers: To aid in the recovery and management of swelling and discomfort following injury or surgeryShare Product Link: