Solaris ReadyWrap Knee Wrap

Solaris ReadyWrap Knee Wrap Features

• Provide higher working and lower resting compression levels with low-stretch materials
• Simplify donning with ReadyWrap’s color-coded strapping system
• The 50% overlap mimics the gold standard of bandaging to ensure complete coverage
• Easily adjustable to allow for daily girth fluctuations
• Easy, three strap design provides a comfortable fit reducing pinching and high pressure points
• Overlaps Calf and Thigh units to help prevent gapping
• Colors: Beige and Black
• Latex free
• Materials:
  - 61% nylon
  - 33% polyurethane
  - 6% spandex
  - VELCRO

How to Use ReadyWrap Knee Wrap?

• Fasten the middle strap with the white hook directly over your knee.
• Fasten the remaining straps in order from light blue to dark blue, a small piece of hook to big, adjusting for comfort as needed.

• Hand wash only.
• Use warm water with a drop of mild detergent or dish soap.
• Do not use bleach, fabric softeners, or other additives.

• Lay flat to dry.
• Do not machine dry and do not iron.
• Drying time can be shortened by laying the garment on a towel and rolling it inside the towel to collect excess water.

• If applying full leg coverage, put your knee unit on last so you can easily adjust it if needed.
• If you find that your Thigh unit often slips, try fastening the top strap in a design.
• ReadyWrap is not intended for compression greater than 40 mmHg.
• To check compression insert your index, middle and ring fingers between straps.
• If your fingers do not fit comfortably, the straps may be too tight.
• After removing your garment, if you notice deep indentations, indentations lasting longer than 30 minutes, changes in skin tone or any irritation, discontinue use until you consult with your physician

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