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Comfort and Coverage
Stay comfortable with the ReadyWrap Arm's functional design
and foam padding at the wrist and elbow. And there's no need to worry about
gapping at the wrist when using the Arm and Gauntlet together. They
were made for each other with a designed overlap to keep you covered.
Contours the Hand
Our new ReadyWrap Gauntlet includes built in padding over the
dorsum to improve contouring to the back of the hand and help provide an
even compression. The gauntlet doesn't stop at the hand though; it also
provides thumb coverage with a unique adjustable strap.
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Easy, One Handed Donning
and Doffing
The new ReadyWrap Arm features the same colour-coded strapping
system that makes our lower extremity ReadyWrap so simple to use. And an
integrated arm liner and bilateral design make donning and adjusting easier
than ever before.
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What is ReadyWrap?
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ReadyWrap
low-elastic medical binders are the perfect alternative or supplement to
elastic compression hosiery. The low-stretch materials work with the venous
and lymphatic systems to naturally improve fluid movement, enhancing natural
muscle pump and producing low resting and high working pressures. ReadyWrap's
easy Velcro™ closure system also allows for easy donning and doffing,
especially for individuals who have difficulty donning elastic compression
garments.
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ReadyWrap offers
several distinct advantages over elastic compression stockings for
individuals who:
ü Have difficulty donning elastic compression.
ü Experience frequent swelling or girth fluctuations.
ü Want the benefits of low-elastic compression.
ü Are irritated by elastic stockings and sleeves.
ü Find it hard to tolerate high compression levels.
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"The
same principle that applies to compression bandages also applies to
compression garments. The ideal result is simultaneous low resting pressure
and high working pressure. In order to achieve this objective, the garment
should be as inelastic as possible."
Textbook
of Lymphology for Physicians and Lymphedema Therapists
"In theory, inelastic (compression) is more helpful than
elastic compression in patients with serious forms of venous disease such as
venous ulceration, chronic venous insufficiency, and intractable symptoms due
to varicose veins."
The Fundamentals of Phlebology: Venous Disease for Clinicians
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