Adjustable compression system for arm support
©STUDIO CATERIN
Adjustable compression system for arm support
©STUDIO CATERIN
Adjustable compression system for arm support
©Thuasne®
©Thuasne®

Detailed description

The Biflex Self Adjust Arm is an advanced compression garment specifically designed to provide adjustable and consistent compression for the arm.
The overlapping strap design ensures complete coverage of the limb, preventing oedema migration and providing uniform compression across the entire arm.
The stretchy inner loop acts as a “third hand”, helping users to easily put on and take off the garment.

The Biflex Self Adjust Arm is made from breathable materials that ensure comfort2 during prolonged use. 
The materials are also latexfree, reducing the risk of allergic reactions. 
The garment comes in a discreet beige colour, making it suitable for everyday use without drawing unnecessary attention.
Users can adjust the level of compression to suit their specific needs, thanks to the pressure adjustment with three distinct levels: low, medium and high.

1 ease of use/ time savings : Internal R&D EAP implementation loop
2 Breathable, comfortable product that promotes moisture transfer: open-cell foam (IFTH breathability test January 2023)
 

Patient profile

  • AdultAdult
  • Atypical morphologyAtypical morphology
  • Cancer survivorCancer survivor
  • Chronic ConditionChronic Condition

Innovation

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Specifications

  • Management of edema (venous, lymphatic and caused by injury).
    Chronic venous insufficiency.
    Symptomatic treatment of lipedema.

  • Do not use in case of major dermatological conditions on an affected limb.
    Do not use in the event of known allergy to any of the components.
    Do not use in case of lower limb peripheral arterial disease (PAD) with anklebrachial index (ABI) < 0.6.
    Do not use in the event of decompensated heart failure.
    Do not use in the event of advanced diabetic microangiopathy (for a compression > 30 mmHg).
    Do not use in case of severe peripheral neuropathy of the affected limb.
    Do not use in the event of phlegmasia cerulea dolens (painful blue phlebitis with arterial compression) of an affected limb.
    Do not use in case of extraanatomical bypass of the affected limb.
    Do not use in the event of septic thrombosis.
    Do not use on the upper limbs in the following cases:
    Do not use in case of brachial plexus condition;
    Do not use in case of vasculitis of the extremities.

  • SizeUpper Arm CircumferenceElbow CircumferenceWrist Circumference
    Size 125 cm - 32 cm22 cm - 28 cm15 cm - 19 cm
    Size 229 cm - 36 cm24 cm - 30 cm16 cm - 20 cm
    Size 333 cm - 40 cm26 cm - 32 cm17 cm - 21 cm
    Size 437 cm - 44 cm28 cm - 34 cm17 cm - 21 cm
    Size 541 cm - 48 cm30 cm - 36 cm18 cm - 22 cm
    Size 645 cm - 52 cm31 cm - 37 cm19 cm - 23 cm
  • Polyamide elastane polyurethane polyester.

Instructions for use

The version of the manual available online is the current version.
Depending on the date of manufacture and place of purchase of the product, this original version of the manual may differ from the version physically present with the product.

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    FAQ

    Frequently asked questions about Biflex self adjust arm
    • Biflex Self Adjust Arm features a pressure adjuster with three levels: low, medium, and high. You can adjust the straps to achieve the desired compression level based on your specific needs.
    • "Yes, the Biflex Self Adjust Arm is designed for ease of use. It includes a stretchable inner loop that acts as a ""third hand,"" making it easier to don and doff the garment, even for individuals with limited dexterity."
    • Yes, the Biflex Self Adjust Arm is designed for comfortable,(2) all day wear. However, it's important to follow your healthcare provider's recommendations regarding the duration of wear.