🩺 Alpha Medical Elasto-Fit Breast and Chest Compression Wrap: L0220 (Small) - Optimal Support for Enhanced Recovery Review

Great! I had a breast reduction and my compression stockings weren't working the way I wanted them to. That was huge for me! I was able to use scissors and cut it to the perfect size.

Used after double mastectomy and explant removal (flat closure). He was very supportive and adaptable. Doesn't roll off the top. Very long but can easily be trimmed/shortened.

Purchased to apply compression around female body/breast stamp for own heart surgeries. She said it helped her sleep better for the first few months after surgery while the bones healed. Good product for the purpose we used it for.

Good product to wear after surgery and for very comfortable physical therapy. The band is soft with plenty of fabric to adjust the size and doesn't get too hot. I didn't trim off the excess fabric for fear it would unravel at the edge. Wrapped in extra fabric, it's perfect for working out. Good price and arrived quickly.

Great concept, poor execution. It wasn't fun for me to deal with. It's too long/too short and very uncomfortable to work with, especially if you use it for compression during healing (limited mobility + pain). I currently wear it with a great bandage underneath but it will go to the back of the line when easier to use compression bandages come out. Had a double mastectomy (couldn't handle it at all, use it now post reconstruction. I'm 5ft 7.5in, 165-170lbs. I may cut a leg off of it and see if…

This does not have a dedicated plate to attach Velcro to. So that means it's awfully, awfully strong. I think manufacturers did this to allow consumers to customize it to their needs. As a survivor struggling with both lymphedema and mild arthritis (I'm in my 60's) I just couldn't untie the Velcro. My husband helped me. I've also found that it just doesn't do what I really need: compression where my right breast used to be. I went back to a prosthetic sports bra so the side panel would provide…

I used this postoperative post. The main problems after surgery are compression, too much or too little, swelling coming and going. Wow that was a hassle to think about so I bought this item in case I needed something that could be constantly adjusted day or night. I'm glad I did. After surgery, everything involves sitting, eating, swelling, and trying to get some sleep. Most importantly, the Velcro and stretchy material make it easy to adjust compression, and because of the width, there are no

My ribs were badly damaged by the radiation from my mastectomy almost two years ago. The pain on the right side of my chest became incessant to the point where I felt I needed some sort of supportive wrap around my torso to prevent accidental fractures. The widest traditional bandage I could find was 6 inches and wrapping it around my body didn't work (too much slipping and rolling). some relief and consolation. Two suggestions for the next generation of this cape: suggest a 9 inch or even 10…

I am very disappointed with this binding. I used it for a rib injury and as a spare to wash my better binding. I would buy another one of these but my mom bought it years ago and can't remember where. The velcro on this binding is so strong that it turns that area of the binding into a spring once the velcro has come loose. The velcro is so unnecessarily strong that I usually can't remove the binding myself. This binder slips worse than my other one. This folder folds much easier than my other…