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Compression Arm Sleeve for Lymphedema and Swelling | Ribbon Arm Sleeve

Compression Arm Sleeve for Lymphedema and Swelling | Ribbon Arm Sleeve

$97.00
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Stylish and effective, this compression arm sleeve provides 20-30 mmHg or 30-40 mmHg graduated compression to help manage lymphedema. Made with moisture-wicking, breathable fabric for all-day comfort, each sleeve is latex-free and features bold, fashionable designs that empower you to feel confident while staying supported.

Specifications

Material: 80% Nylon / 20% LYCRA®
Size: Short - 14.5-17in, Long - 17-22in
Compression Class: Class 1 - 20-30mmHg, Class 2 - 30-40mmHg

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Why we know this works!

This compression arm sleeve works effectively because they are specifically designed to provide graduated compression, which helps manage lymphedema by promoting healthy lymph flow and reducing swelling. Unlike standard compression garments, these compression arm sleeves combine medical grade functionality with stylish designs moisture wicking, breathable fabric, make them comfortable for daily wear. Their seamless construction helps prevent irritation. This thoughtful balance performance, comfort, and aesthetics makes them a preferred choice for those managing lymphedema.

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