Jobst Bella Strong 20-30 mmHg Compression Arm Sleeve With Silicone Border - 1 Each
GTIN 35664009854
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Jobst Bella Strong 20-30 mmHg Compression Arm Sleeve With Silicone Border
As a Class II medical compression device, the Jobst Bella� Strong Compression Arm Sleeve delivers 20-30 mmHg of pressure to effectively alleviate upper extremity swelling and discomfort arising from a myriad of conditions.
Featuring a two-way stretch, multi-fiber, circular knit construction, this therapy sleeve offers superior moisture and relative-temperature control, making your legs feel cooler in hotter conditions, and warmer in colder conditions. The Comfort Flat wristband and silicone knitted top band keep the arm sleeve comfortably in place without binding, rolling, or curling, and won't restrict circulation.
Durable design, a donning tool, and ultra-soft comfort ensure therapy compliance.
Designed to provide firm, effective compression for the user's arms.
Innovative multi-fiber construction offers soft, comfortable compression.
Applies firm, even compression to combat upper extremity swelling.
Provides effective temperature control and moisture management.
Helps combat swelling due to a wide range of circulatory issues.
Who needs the Jobst Bella Strong Compression Arm Sleeve:
This therapy arm sleeve provides exceptional therapy for upper extremity swelling resulting from moderate lymphedema and other circulatory concerns. Soft, light, and comfortable, this arm sleeve is available in a multitude of sizing options to ensure the perfect fit for every wearer, male and female. A donning aid is included for easier application.
The Jobst Bella Strong Compression Arm Sleeve is ideal for:
Women and men with moderate upper extremity swelling/discomfort - Use this Class 2 compression device to relieve swollen and painful arms. This level is indicated for moderate lymphedema, PTS (post-thrombotic syndrome), edema, vascular malformations, hypertrophic scars, and phlebitis.
