CircAid Ready-Fit 2000
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Ready-Fit™ 2000
The Most Advanced, Adjustable, Non-Elastic, Comfortable CircAid Legging Yet
Our CircAid® Systems have become the definition of clinically proven, non-elastic, adjustable and thereby sustainable compression in the treatment of venous and lymphatic disease.
The Ready-Fit™ 2000 features:
- A smooth comfortable fit
- Minimal adjustments
- Neoprene anchor for a flexible firm fit
- 5 Ready-to-Wear sizes
- Little to no slipping
- One year warranty
The Ready-Fit 2000 design makes it our most comfortable and easiest to apply product yet with minimal to no adjustments required. The Neoprene anchor provides an incredible amount of flexibility to the non-elastic bands thus insuring a perfect fit without buckling or slipping on the leg.
The Ready-Fit 2000 comes with a CircPlus™II Ankle-Foot Wrap which covers the ankle and foot area completely. This augments the Legging in reducing and containing edema.
The CircAid Ready-Fit 2000 is available in standard sizes (small, medium, large, X-large, and XX-large) which require only three simple measurements.
All CircAid Ready-Fit Lower Leg products are non-elastic and adjustable, are easy to apply and remove, come with a one year warranty, and can be worn 24 hours a day. They are also hypo-allergenic and can be hand-washed and air-dried.
A physician's prescription is required.
Indications for use:
1. Lymphedema
2. Other forms of edema: Venous, Post traumatic, Post surgical, Lipedema
3. Varicose veins (all types)
4. Chronic Venous Insufficiency ("CVI")
5. Venous Stasis Disease
6. Venous Valvular Insufficiency ("VVI")
7. Venous Insufficiency
8. Post Thrombotic Syndrome
9. Venous Ulcer (Stasis Ulcer)
10. Angio Dysplasia
11. Post Sclerotherapy
12. Thrombosis Prevention
13. Venous Eczema
14. Lipidodermatosclerosis
Contraindications:
Absolute Contraindications (should virtually never use compression):
1. Severe Peripheral Arterial Disease
2. Decompensated Congestive Heart Failure
3. Septic Phlebitis
4. Phlegmasia Cerula Dolens - (almost total venous thrombosis of a leg)
Relative Contraindications (used compression only with caution):
1. Decreased or absent sensation in the leg
2. Allergy to compression material
3. Moderate peripheral arterial disease
4. Infection in the leg
How Compression Therapy Works:
The presence
of edema creates increased interstitial pressure and fluid accumulation. Resistance
over the tissue becomes necessary for the removal of excess fluid. Compression
therapy provides the necessary resistance to return fluid to circulation.
Non-Elastic vs. Elastic Compression:
The two classes of
compression each have their advantages. Elastic compression can, to a certain
extent, accommodate changes in leg volume. This means that as limb volume
goes down or increases, the device will continue to provide a fairly constant
level of compression. While this is good in that it means the device will
continue to function as swelling goes down, it is disadvantageous because
patients do not always need the same amount of compression - as patient
position changes, venous pressure changes, and hence the required level of
external pressure changes. For example, when a patient is lying down, the pressure
in the veins goes down, and hence less compression is desired. Too much compression
can restrict circulation.
With non-elastic compression, the device does not adjust to changes in limb volume. This means that when a patient lies down, the compression goes down - matching the body's needs. The disadvantage is that if the patient's leg volume goes down over the course of treatment, traditional non-elastic devices are not able to accommodate the change, and the compression level goes down.
This is what makes CircAid products unique. Because its system of interlocking bands, the compression level can be easily adjusted to accommodate changes in limb volume. At the same time, because it is primarily non-elastic, patients receive compression levels that adjust with need. When the patient is standing, the compression increases. When the patient is lying down, the compression decreases.
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