Comprilan Compression Bandage
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Comprilan Compression Bandage
Short Stretch for Lymphedema Management
Lymphedema and other similar conditions cause swelling in different areas of the body; Comprilan short stretch bandages are specifically designed to help reduce this swelling. Only short stretch bandages like these should be used for Lymphedema management. They can prevent more fluid from accumulating under the skin because they apply enough pressure while resting and exercising to be effective, without cutting off circulation.
Unlike Long Stretch Bandages
Comprilan bandages look similar to long stretch bandages found in most stores, but they are different in their composition and use. Short stretch bandages are 100% cotton and made without elastic yarns, because they are intended to have much less stretch. They are made with an interlocking weave that provides tension and stability, so the wraps do not slip when layering.
Range of Sizes
Swelling often occurs in various parts of the body, especially in the arms and legs. Due to the range in affected areas and size of limbs, Comprilan offers varying sizes of bandages to suit users needs. The wider, double length (10 M) bandages are ideal for larger limbs so that they can be appropriately layered, and the single length (5 M) bandages are more ideal for smaller limbs.
Features:
Comprilan short stretch bandages are made to aid in the relief of swelling due to edema and lymphedema, and venous insufficiency
The latex-free compression bandages are made of 100% cotton so that the wrap absorbs moisture and remains breathable during use
Reusable bandage can be machine washed for easy care after use
Has a high working pressure and a low resting pressure for optimal compression