What is Juxta fit?
What is Juxta fit?
The Juxta-Fit lower leg is an adjustable compression device for optimising and maintaining therapy results achieved in the decongestion phase. With a high wall-stability it offers optimum compression for mild to severe lymphoedema.
How is Juxta Lite measured?
Limb should be at its smallest. Limb size at the time of measurements should be maintained to assure a proper fit of the garment….Sizing Chart: CircAid Juxta-Lite Lower Legging.
| B (Ankle) | C (Widest Calf) | |
|---|---|---|
| Medium | 22 – 27 cm | 33 – 44 cm |
| Medium Full-Calf | 22 – 27 cm | 44 – 54 cm |
| Large | 25 – 32 cm | 41 – 51 cm |
How are Juxtalite wraps measured?
Take circumference measurements starting at the malleolus and every 5cm above. For Lower Leggings end circumference measurements at knee crease. All other garments continue taking circumference measurements up the leg, including the patella, to the groin (required for proper knee-and-above positioning and placement).
How do you measure your legs for Circaid wraps?
How are Farrow wraps measured?
- 3 Easy Measuring Steps: Length (B-D) – Ankle to 2 finger widths. below crease of knee (follow contour of leg) Circumference (C) – Calf (widest)
- 2 finger widths.
- 3 Easy Measuring Steps: Length (A-D) – Floor to 2 finger widths. below crease of knee (follow contour of leg) Circumference (C) – Calf (widest)
- 2 finger widths.
What is the difference between Juxtalite and Juxtalite HD?
A more robust fabric than the original juxtalite, this hd version is better suited for patients with more severe swelling and venous ulcers. Like the original juxtalite, this compression wrap is easy to apply, even over wounds. The new circaid juxtalite hd brings a more robust material to the popular juxtalite line.
What are CircAid wraps?
The CircAid Juxtalite lower leg compression leg wraps for edema and lymphedema are an inelastic, ready-to-wear compression garment providing mild to heavy compression for treating venous diseases and are also an excellent alternative for those who lack the strength or dexterity to use traditional compression stockings …
Can you wear compression stockings 24 hours a day?
Although it’s not harmful to wear compression stockings 24 hours a day, it’s also not necessary unless your doctor advises explicitly so as to prevent open sores. As mentioned earlier, sitting or standing for extended periods of time during the day will cause blood to pool in your veins.
