JOBSTFarrowWrap Basic Legpiece, Tan with Compression Sock, BSN Jobst FarrowMed (Regular, X-Large)

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Did not find the ease of use

I ordered two brands of wraps. This one was less expensive and included a compression sock and a liner sock.The bad surprise was that the wrap at its widest is about 28 inxhes in the xl size, but the compression sock included was a medium. It was 6" wide and looks like a childs sock, 6" long in the foot. The liner sock included was a large, but still very small.I have lymphedema; if by some miracle I got the sock on, I would be asking for infection at best.The second brand I ordered was Ready Wrap, and was $25 more. It included one compression sock liner - also much too small to use, has the velcro sewn in permanently, and is anout 2" smaller in widrh.Although the off-size accessories in both brands was annoying, the Jobst wrap is a better size for me.If you order the Jobst wrap, remove all of the repositionable velcro FIRST THING so you can lay it out with less frustration!

First, you really would have a difficult time putting this item on by yourself, I certainly would have! Fortunately I had a spouse to help put it on my legs. And, it is a bit cumbersome and you need to wear a very loose fitting pants to make it work because it is very bulky when you start overlapping all the velcrow sleeves. But having said that I certainly was a great way to help with swelling and it was the very best way to have the adjustment as the swelling started going down and you could just unwrap and pull it a little tighter. Very effective. The bulkiness is the only thing keeping it from 5 stars--but it is very possible that less bulky straps might not have been strong enough. It certainly is a great option if you have trouble getting high compression socks on!!

light weight Lymphedema product

These compression wraps are so much easier to put on than compression ace bandage wraps or stockings. I have found they provide more effective compression also. Unlike compression stockings, it is safe to wear them while sleeping at night. But be sure to check with your physician to make sure farrows are a product suitable for your particular edema issues. My lymphedema physical therapist was who recommended them to me.

Too hard to use unless you are trained in how they are supposed to be applied.