Kinex Compression
Kinex Medical Company provides upper and lower extremity ready to wear, velcro, and custom measured compression garments. These garments are designed to help your limbs battle the effects of gravity. The pressure created by compression garments helps the veins get a boost pushing blood flow back to your heart, meaning you can get those good nutrients and essential oxygen exactly where you need them when you need them.
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Kinex Compression Garments
Ready-To-Wear Compression
Comes in a variety of lengths, fabrics and compression levels. They are made with thinner fabric than custom made garments and are seen as more “ cosmetically appealing” to the eye. They are well suited to patients with venous disorders, blood clots and people dealing with Lymphedema/Edema where there is little to no shape distortion.
Custom Made Compression Garments
These garments are made with thicker but breathable materials and can be produced in unlimited shapes, sizes and in all four compression classes. This makes them a better fit for Lymphedema/Edema patients, who often have some degree of shape distortion in their limbs. The thicker material provides stiffness and a higher containment of Lymphedema/Edema, which also makes them less prone to rolling or cutting into skin folds that are present.
Velcro Compression Garments
The design of this garment allows you to more easily apply or remove them at any time. The short-stretch material provides a therapeutic support profile with low resting pressure and high working pressure. Advantages include: 1) Easy to adjust as the limb reduces during your therapy treatment process; 2) Easier and quicker donning and doffing for most patients or caregivers; 3) Post-rebound bandage of Lymphedema/Edema; 4) Skin sensitivity or fragile skin; and 5) Distorted limb shape.
Tribute Night Garments
Tribute Night garments are a custom-designed Lymphedema/Edema garment which are a fundamental part of a successful Lymphedema/Edema self-management program. This means that it will help move fluid where it needs to go to prevent swelling throughout the night and maintain gains made in your therapy sessions. It also can decrease treatment time, increase compliance, stimulate initial lymphatics, protecting limbs, supporting lax tissue, and more.
Looking for the right compression level for your needs? These are the compression classes available. (Please seek advice from your Doctor or Therapist)
-15 to 20 mmHg: This is considered moderate compression, and can help prevent deep vein thrombosis or prevent leg/arm swelling for those traveling by airplane or long road trips.
-20 to 30 mmHg: This level of compression can be used to help prevent and treat varicose veins, edema and blood clots.
-30+ mmHg: Compression that measures 30 mmHg or above is often seen in a post-surgical situation or used for a patient with severe lymphedema/edema.
About Compression Garments & Stockings
Custom made compression garments are made to fit the exact dimensions of the affected extremity and provide accurate and consistent gradient compression to manage the patient’s symptoms. The flat knit material of the custom garment is made to provide better containment for patients with moderate to severe swelling present. It can also help accommodate the needs of a patient with an abnormally shaped limb or lobules.
The pressure these stockings apply to your legs help your blood vessels work better. The arteries that take oxygen-rich blood to your muscles can relax so blood flow freely. Basically, the veins get a boost pushing blood back to the heart.
Compression stockings are designed to apply pressure to your limbs, helping to maintain blood flow and reduce discomfort and swelling.
Yes. Compression socks must be worn properly or they will cause leg discomfort and reduced blood flow. One sure sign your compression socks are too tight is if your legs or feet start to tingle.
It would be best to consult your doctor, a physical/occupational therapist, or a certified compression fitter. To speak with one of our professional certified fitters, please call 262-754-3939. We are happy to help!
Yes, compression socks are designed to support your veins and improve circulation. When wearing compression socks, you can alleviate the pain felt and increase endurance in the area.
Compression stockings apply active pressure on the veins of the leg, while Support stockings exert passive resistance to swelling.
Kinex Medical Company offers compression products in the following cities and their surrounding communities:
- Chicago, Illinois
- Green Bay, Wisconsin
- Madison, Wisconsin
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
Visit our certified fitters in-person:
LOCATION: N16 W24131 Riverwood Drive, Room 1140, Waukesha WI 53188.
We are located inside the UW Cancer Center, 1st floor behind the reception desk.
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday – Friday 8:00am – 4:30pm; Saturday & Sunday – Closed
To place an order or for questions regarding our compression products?
Call 262-754-3939
