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Ready-to-wear compression arm sleeves used in the management of lymphedema and other edema, in 15-20 and 20-30 mmHg. Measured and fitted at our West Los Angeles showroom. Compression garments are a hygienic item — all sales are final.
Bella Lite is a ready-to-wear, circular-knit compression arm sleeve. It applies gradient compression to the arm — firmest at the wrist and decreasing up the limb. The manufacturer describes it as a garment to assist in the management of mild to moderate lymphedema and other edema, and for use following trauma, surgery, or radiation therapy. The sleeve fits any arm measured to size and is not specific to men or women.
The Bella Lite range covers two compression levels and several configurations:
We stock common configurations and can special order levels, lengths, or styles that are not on the shelf.
The silicone top band holds the sleeve in place through the day and through activity. When the sleeve is worn with the gauntlet, compression at the wrist is reduced, which the manufacturer states provides a more comfortable fit between the two garments.
The sleeve is knit from a soft, air-permeable blend of nylon, spandex, and silicone. The knit is lightweight and allows air to pass through, and the fabric is designed to leave fewer pressure marks on the skin.
Compression arm sleeve sizing is based on precise arm measurements, not general clothing size. A sleeve that does not fit the measured arm will not deliver the intended compression. We measure and fit the sleeve in the store. The compression level should be confirmed with your doctor or therapist.
Wash the garment daily or every other day in mild detergent. Do not use fabric softener, brighteners, or stain remover. Roll the wet sleeve in a towel to press out moisture rather than wringing it. Air dry out of direct sunlight. Hand wash the silicone band to clear lotions and residue.
We carry JOBST Bella Lite arm sleeves at 12420 Santa Monica Blvd. Call (310) 829-1777 to check current levels, lengths, and styles, or come in for a measurement.
Compression garments are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your doctor or therapist about whether a compression arm sleeve and which compression level are appropriate for you.
