4 Chamber Compression Garment – Lymphedema Arm Sleeve

Material: This lymphedema arm sleeve has high-strength 200 Denier Nylon Oxford with a durable polyurethane coating, these 4-chamber garments are designed to be water-resistant, offering both comfort and protection during use.

Sizes: Available in small to large sizes, these arm sleeves come in two different lengths, i.e., Axilla to Fingertips and Shoulder to Fingertips.

Indications:

• Post-surgical recovery
• Lymphedema management
• Swelling and fluid retention
• Muscle fatigue and soreness
• Circulatory issues
• Sports and activity recovery

Overview:

The 4 Chamber lymphedema Arm Sleeve is a garment used in bio compression system in conjunction with a Bio Compression pump. Primarily targeting lymphedema and edema in the arm, this is designed for pneumatic compression therapy. This arm sleeve utilizes four sequentially inflating chambers, creating a gradient pressure that promotes fluid movement and improves circulation.

Features & Benefits:

• 4-Chamber Design: Targeted compression for faster relief from muscle soreness, fatigue, and swelling.
• Water-Resistant Material: Durable Nylon Oxford fabric with a polyurethane coating, perfect for sports and active use in all conditions.
• Targeted Compression: Multiple chamber levels for adjustable pressure distribution, enhancing overall comfort and effectiveness.

Usage Warnings: Do not use if you have allergies to nylon or polyurethane, and if the sleeve is damaged or compromised.

How to use 4 chamber Compression Arm Sleeves

Always refer to instructions manual for precautions and setting up your bio compression system.

1. Wear loose fitting and light clothing under your compression sleeves. Avoid jeans, zippers and buttons (any items that can damage the skin).
2. Slip the sleeve over the arm, ensuring hands and finger are comfortable inside the sleeve.
3. Adjust the sleeve to fit snugly, ensuring the compression is evenly distributed across the arm.

Follow your healthcare provider’s recommendations for duration and frequency of use.

When to Discontinue?

• If you experience any discomfort, tingling, or numbness.
• If the sleeve becomes damaged or loses its compression functionality.
• If advised by your healthcare provider to stop use.

Do Not Use:

• If you have an allergy to nylon or polyurethane materials.
• On open wounds, irritated skin, or areas with compromised blood circulation.
• Without consulting a healthcare provider if you have circulatory or vascular conditions.

Disclaimer: Always consult a healthcare specialist before taking any medical action. Supplier is not liable for misuse or complications arising from improper use of the product.