CircAid® Ready Fit™ Classic Flex™

CircAid Ready Fit Classic Flex

The original, clinically proven, non-elastic, and adjustable CircAid legging. Our Ready-Fit CircAid Leggings have become the definition of non-elastic, adjustable and thereby sustained compression in the treatment of lymphedema and venous disease. Clinically proven superior to elastic stockings, ace wraps and Unna's boots, the Ready-Fit Classic-Flex can be worn 24 hours a day and their comfort promotes high patient compliance.

Other CircAid® Models include:
CircAid® C-3 Wrap™ (CircPlus)
CircAid® T-3 Boot™ (Thera-Boot™)
CircAid® Ready-Fit™ 2000

The CircAid Ready-Fit Classic-Flex makes effective compression possible for many people who need easy application. The Ready-Fit is applied by interlocking the bands that are then tightened to a firm, comfortable compression. During wear, adjustment to proper compression and comfort is always possible.

The Ready-Fit Classic-Flex comes with an Ankle-Foot Wrap which covers the ankle and foot area completely. This augments the legging in reducing and containing edema, and prevents ulcers from recurring.

The CircAid Ready-Fit Classic-Flex is available in standard sizes (small, medium, large, X-large, and XX-large) which require only three simple measurements. Custom Ready-Fit Classic Flex System are also available to accommodate unusual shapes, and abnormal leg sizes.

Features:
• 5 Ready-to-Wear sizes
• Little to no slipping
• Non-elastic
• Adjustable
• Soft, flexible spine prevents sliding
• Hand Wash & Air Dry
• Easy to Apply & Remove
• Hypo-Allergic

Indications:
• Lymphedema
• Other forms of edema: Venous, Post traumatic, Post surgical, Lipedema
• Varicose veins (all types)
• Chronic Venous Insufficiency ("CVI")
• Venous Stasis Disease
• Venous Valvular Insufficiency ("VVI")
• Venous Insufficiency
• Post Thrombotic Syndrome
• Venous Ulcer (Stasis Ulcer)
• Angio Dysplasia
• Post Sclerotherapy
• Thrombosis Prevention
• Venous Eczema
• Lipidodermatosclerosis

Contraindications:
Absolute Contraindications (should virtually never use compression):
• Severe Peripheral Arterial Disease
• Decompensated Congestive Heart Failure
• Septic Phlebitis
• Phlegmasia Cerula Dolens - (almost total venous thrombosis of a leg)

Relative Contraindications (used compression only with caution):
• Decreased or absent sensation in the leg
• Allergy to compression material
• Moderate peripheral arterial disease
• Infection in the leg