JOBST® Bella Strong Glove 15-20 mmHg
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The JOBST® Bella STRONG Glove is a ready-to-wear compression glove, designed to provide effective compression therapy for lymphedema, making it an ideal choice for daily support.
The JOBST® Bella STRONG Glove is a flat-knit ready-to-wear compression garment designed to help maintain the limb size of patients affected by lymphedema and other edema. The glove provides effective compression without compromising comfort. The open loop knitting structure means the glove is breathable and can be used on both hands.
Some of the key attributes of JOBST® Bella STRONG compression gloves include:
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Ready-to-wear: JOBST Bella STRONG medical compression garments come in various sizes, and colors. They are easy to measure and readily available off the shelf. They are available in two compression levels, 15-20 and 20-30 mmHg.
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Soft and air permeable: The smooth compression fabric made from a blend of soft yarns is designed to provide high wearing comfort and allow air to pass through.
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Durable: The flat-knit compression gloves provide extra stretch and enhanced durability.
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Comfortable to wear: JOBST® Bella STRONG compression gloves feature smooth and flat edges for enhanced comfort and easy donning. The gloves are suitable for wearing on either the left or right hand.
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Latex-free: All products in the JOBST® Bella range are latex-free.
Product Benefits
Seamless
Designed for less pressure marks.
Lymphedema
High Edema Containment
Functional material designed to prevent swelling.
Left or Right
Usable on both hands.
Breathable
Allows air to pass.
What are the different compression classes?
Compression garments come in different compression classes, ranges, or levels. This description differs between regions or countries. In Germany, for example, the so-called RAL-GZG standard is dividing compression garments into four different compression classes from mild to very strong compression or class I-IV. The exact pressure of each compression garment is usually specified in millimeters of mercury (mmHg) and varies according to medical necessity.
It is not always useful to assign a specific compression class to a certain condition, therefore Healthcare Professionals will make individual decisions on the suitability of a certain compression level for each patient. This is usually based on the clinical condition itself, the patient’s tolerability for compression, additional conditions, and further individual needs.
