Ready-made Kits
Lymphedema Wrap Kits - Bandaging Kits
We have made it easy to order everything you need for complete decongestive therapy (CDT), the primary method for reducing limb volume and treating and managing lymphedema. No need to hunt down the right combination of compression bandages and supplies – we have put them all into convenient lymphedema wrap kits!
Lymphedema Wrap Kits
Our large selection of ready-made lymphedema wrap kits contain everything you need for reduction bandaging for lymphedema, edema, and other medical conditions. Thanks to these ready-made kits you will have what you need at your fingertips!
Our selection of lymphedema wrap kits includes:
- lymphedema leg wrap kits (for the full leg)
- lymphedema leg wrap kits (for the upper leg)
- lymphedema leg wrap kits (for the lower leg)
- lymphedema leg wrap kits (for two legs – made with Rosidal)
- lymphedema arm wrap kits
- lymphedema arm wrap kits (for two arms – made with Rosidal)
We’ve also assembled lymphedema wrap kits for many of the top lymphedema training and certification schools and clinics. These customized clinical and therapist kits include:
- Bandages Plus lymphedema wrap kits
- Klose Training lymphedema wrap kits
- ILWTI lymphedema wrap kits
- Life Rehab lymphedema wrap kits
- Ivy Rehab lymphedema wrap kits
You may also consider our RianCorp laser for lymphedema treatment (post-mastectomy) as an additional treatment alternative.
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Lymphedema wraps play an essential role in managing lymphedema, and they can also be used to help treat and manage edema, venous insufficiencies, post-surgery recovery, and other medical conditions. Below are some of the most frequently asked questions about lymphedema wraps.
- What Are Lymphedema Wraps
- How Do Lymphedema Wraps Work
- What Are The Main Types Of Lymphedema Wraps
- What Are The Benefits Of Lymphedema Wraps
- What Is In The Lymphedema Wrap Kits
- What Is The Advantage To Buying A Lymphedema Wrap Kit
Lymphedema wraps are bandages and padding that are used to apply pressure to a part of the body that is affected by lymphedema (commonly the legs or arms).
Lymphedema wraps provide graduated pressure that moves lymph fluid out of the affected area, which can help reduce swelling and prevent the buildup of more fluid. Graduated compression means that the compression is tighter at the furthest point from the torso (e.g. the foot or hand) and gradually decreases toward the torso. The design of lymphedema wraps helps encourage the flow of lymph fluid back towards the center of the body, where it can be properly processed and drained.
The main types of lymphedema wraps are: full leg wraps, upper leg wraps, lower leg wraps, and arm wraps. We have lymphedema wrap kits available for all of these parts of the body.
Lymphedema wraps can help reduce swelling, improve lymphatic flow, and prevent the worsening of lymphedema. The compression wraps can also help support the shape of the limb, increase mobility and function, and prevent infections.
Each lymphedema wrap kit varies, but most of the kits contain: tubular bandages (stockinettes), foam padding, foam rolls, gauze bandages, short stretch compression bandages, and medical tape.
In a word, convenience. We have assembled everything you need into one convenient lymphedema wrapping kit, so that you do not have to order everything separately.
Please note that all of the information above is for general informational purposes. Please consult your healthcare provider for specific information and personalized recommendations for your situation.
For more information about our lymphedema wrap kits, please call (800) 700-1032, or e-mail info@bandagesplus.com.
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Please note: Thanks to the Lymphedema Treatment Act, which took effect on January 1, 2024, Medicare began to pay for lymphedema products for those who have Medicare B coverage and meet certain other coverage criteria. Please visit our website page covering the details of the Lymphedema Treatment Act to obtain more information about how Medicare pays for lymphedema garments, wraps, and bandages