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October 8, 2024
8 Facts About Sensory Processing Disorderr
Learn about Sensory Processing Disorder through 8 informative facts, focusing on the eight sensory systems, hypersensitivity, and the experiences of neurodivergent individuals.
September 23, 2024
How Compression Helps
Those on the Go
Tired and achy legs and feet from a long day on the go? True gradient compression socks can increase blood flow, reduce leg pain and swelling, and prevent DVT. Discover how compression supports joints and muscles and energizes legs and feet.
September 18, 2024
Comparing Gradient Compression and
Anti-Embolism Hosiery
Learn how anti-embolism stockings support circulation and aid in recovery from surgeries. Explore the differences between medical-grade compression for vein health and anti-embolism for recovery.
August 12, 2024
Cerebral Palsy and AFOs
AFO braces are one of the most important orthotic devices for people with cerebral palsy. Wearing AFO devices help many people with cerebral palsy to live a healthy and normal life.
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10 Sensory Tools for Back to School
Here are some tools to help your children have a more sucessful school year.
Spring Sensory
Play Ideas for Kids
Sensory Play is a positive way for children to engage their senses and further their development. Here are several ideas for fun sensory play.
Foot Health Tips for Those
Who Suffer from Diabetes
Foot injuries and infections may be harder to heal due to reduced blood flow. Read more for useful tips diabetics can use for keeping feet healthy.
10 Reasons To
Go Seamless
Seamless socks and undergarments are perfect for kids with a sensory processing disorder, or for those who just hate socks and seams.
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This is general information and not intended to diagnose or treat patients. It is the provider's responsibility to ascertain the appropriateness of individual applications
of compression therapy. Patients should always consult with their provider prior to wearing compression products.
Contraindications:
Compression products should not be worn and are contraindicated if you have any of the following conditions: severe arterial insufficiency, cutaneous infections,
acute dermatitis, wet dermatosis, uncontrolled congestive heart failure, skin irritations, allergies to dyes.