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Medi Circaid® Juxtalite® hd Compression Stockings
Medi Circaid® Juxtalite® hd Compression Stockings
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Medical Grade Compression
Compression garments require proper fitting and measurement to be effective.
Please book an appointment with our certified fitters to ensure proper fit and compression level for your specific needs.
- Customized fitting for your specific condition
- Professional measurements and size selection
- Expert guidance on proper wear and care
- Full range of compression levels available
Compression Fitting Guide
Schedule Appointment
Book an in-store appointment with our certified fitters for professional measurement.
Professional Measurement
Our trained staff will take precise measurements to determine your exact size.
Compression Class Selection
Based on your medical needs, the appropriate compression class will be recommended.
Fitting & Education
Learn proper application techniques and care instructions for your compression garment.
Compression Classes Explained
- Class 1 (15-20 mmHg): Mild compression for minor conditions
- Class 2 (20-30 mmHg): Moderate compression for various conditions
- Class 3 (30-40 mmHg): Firm compression for severe conditions
- Class 4 (40+ mmHg): Extra firm compression for severe lymphedema
Compression Therapy FAQ
What is medical compression therapy?
Medical compression therapy involves wearing specially designed garments that apply controlled pressure to your limbs to improve blood flow and reduce swelling. These garments provide graduated compression, meaning the pressure is highest at the ankle or wrist and gradually decreases up the limb.
Why do I need a professional fitting?
Proper sizing is critical for compression garments to be effective and comfortable. Incorrect sizing can lead to discomfort, reduced effectiveness, or even circulation problems. Our certified fitters take professional measurements to ensure you get the right size and compression level for your specific needs.
How do I know which compression level I need?
The appropriate compression level depends on your specific medical condition and should be determined by a healthcare professional. During your fitting appointment, our certified fitters will work with you and your healthcare provider's recommendations to select the right compression class.
How long do compression garments last?
With proper care, most compression garments last 4-6 months of daily wear. The elasticity will gradually decrease with regular use and washing. We recommend having at least two garments so you can alternate wear while one is being washed.
How do I care for my compression garments?
Hand wash your garments daily with mild soap in lukewarm water. Rinse thoroughly and gently squeeze out excess water without wringing. Lay flat to dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Never use fabric softeners, bleach, or put compression garments in the dryer as this damages the elasticity.
More robust adjustable compression for treating oedema
- Simple donning and doffing
- Adjustable, measurable compression
- Pleasant wearing comfort
circaid juxtalite hd is designed for the treatment of moderate to severe oedema in venous diseases. Thus, the device consists of a more robust and thicker material compared to the other circaid devices used in the therapy of venous diseases (e.g. circaid juxtalite). Thanks to the four interlacing bands with hook and loop fasteners, the donning and doffing is very fast and simple. With the help of the integrated circaid Built-In-Pressure System (BPS) the required compression range can be adjusted and measured exactly. The ability to simply readjust the compression range during the day avoids a loss of pressure and thus prevents the device from sliding down. This leads to a consistent and effective compression therapy of venous diseases and concomitant oedema. (1, 2) Furthermore, studies prove that with adjustable compression devices the healing rates of venous leg ulcers are faster compared to traditional compression bandaging. (2)
- Thicker and more robust material – for moderate to severe phleboedema
- Updated band design for improved fit, avoiding wrinkles and preventing eventual window oedema
- Package includes two compressive undersocks moderate
- Easy handling - simple donning and doffing
- circaid Built-In-Pressure System (BPS): adjustable, controllable and re-adjustable compression
- Breathe-O-Prene: breathable material with high working pressure
- odour-inhibiting material with anti-bacterial effect
- Re-adjustability of the individual bands avoids pressure loss and thus sliding down of the garment (1,2)
- Chronic venous insufficiency
- Varicose veins
- Post Thrombotic Syndrome
- Venous Stasis Ulcer
- Post Sclerotherapy
- Dependent oedema
- Severe Peripheral Arterial Disease
- Uncontrolled Congestive Heart Failure
- Septic Phlebitis
- Phlegmasia Cerulea Dolens
- Untreated infection
- Any circumstance where increased venous and lymphatic return is undesirable
- Suspected or known untreated acute DVT
- Cautions
- Mild to Moderate Peripheral Arterial Disease
- Impaired Sensation - must be able to sense applied pressure
- Intolerance to material(s)
- Pediatric & assisted use - must be able to sense & communicate applied pressure
| Circumferences in cm | Measure | S | M | M - X | L | L - X | XL | XL - X | XXL |
| cC | 26 - 36 | 33 - 44 | 44 - 54 | 41 - 51 | 51 - 61 | 37 - 48 | 48 - 61 | 53 - 64 | |
| cB | 19 - 22 | 22 - 27 | 22 -27 | 25 - 32 | 25 - 32 | 30 - 37 | 30 - 37 | 35 - 42 |
