Get Circaid Wraps Measurements

Compression Wraps And Garments For Lymphedema And More Inspired by nature, CircAid compression wraps and garments for lymphedema were developed and designed as the perfect alternative to traditional compression stockings, enabling people with circulatory conditions to live independent lives.

Additional information Sizelarge, large-fc, medium, medium-fc, small, x-large, x-large-fc, xx-large Color beige Length long, short Compression Level 20-30 mmHg, 30-40 mmHg, 40-50 mmHg Styles calf

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If you are new to wearing compression therapy, we advise you to be assessed and measured by your GP, nurse or pharmacist. Alternatively, the best way to measure yourself or someone else is to use a flexible tailor's tape, that measures in centimetres, to measure the circumference of key parts of your bare leg and foot.

Take circumference measurements starting at the malleolus and every 5cm above. For Lower Leggings end circumference measurements at knee crease. All other garments continue taking circumference measurements up the leg, including the patella, to the groin (required for proper knee-and-above positioning and placement).