🎯 Circaid Large Targeted Compression Band Review

Firstly since this product is for legs I assumed it would come in pairs. It is not. Secondly, the velcro is not part of the packaging itself, but consists of two separate strips. I found that it took a three-handed acrobat to pull the wrap tight and then fiddle with the Velcro to secure it. I'm not an acrobat; I live alone so it's important for me to be able to wear them. I was very disappointed.

The only reason I give this 2 stars is because the picture shows a compression sock but it's clearly not part of the price. There seems to be a lot of "feel good filler" in the product information, but less and less of what is actually included. It does not include a compression stocking. The sock is a lie. The packaging is well made and easy to use. I've been using this guy for 7 months now and it's strong and durable, mine just wore out.

If you're struggling with leg and foot swelling, they'll bring welcome relief. Easier to put on than a compression hose and allows you to get really good compression where you need it without sacrificing circulation. Good quality reversible product so can be worn on both the right and left foot. Tip: Do not machine wash, hand wash only and do not wash the small pieces of velcro as they will curl and be less effective. Don't expect them to last long if you use them every day. They only last a…

This is the most helpful compression bandage I have found for controlling swelling in my left leg! If I wear braces for an hour or two before leaving the house, I can put on real *shoes* instead of slippers! Despite daily use of constant compression boots, one leg has been consistently swollen from lymphedema for over a year. . CircAid is easy to apply, stays in place and is comfortable to wear over a sock or barefoot. Other bandages I have tried are too tight, slip off and cause severe pain by