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A home pneumatic compression system with four-chamber leg sleeves that inflate in sequence from the foot toward the thigh to push blood and lymph back up the leg. The pump runs 50–280 mmHg with a 20–30 second cycle and a timer up to 30 minutes, and the TPU sleeves reach about 83 cm from heel to thigh. It suits people managing swelling, heavy legs or post-workout recovery who want clinic-style sequential compression at home. Against branded recovery boots it is a plain, unbranded unit with fewer program options and a bulky pump, but it covers the core sequential-compression job at a fraction of the outlay.
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Lowest price we've seen: $85.00 on Nov 15 at eBay. Tracked across 8 stores since Nov 15.
This leg compression massager uses air pressure. Four air chambers inflate and deflate in cycles, squeezing the leg from the foot up toward the thigh. The pressure moves blood and lymph along and supports circulation. A cycle lasts 20 to 30 seconds.
The sleeve is made of TPU and zips and buckles closed. A pressure knob on the controller sets the intensity, and a timer sets the session length. The unit has a compact design and runs with low noise and little vibration. To deflate it, pull out the plug.
Wear the sleeve over clothing, never on bare skin, and empty your trouser pockets first. Zip and buckle the sleeve fully so the zipper does not slide down and damage the air chamber. Before first use, open the bottom of the air pump, remove the internal fixing bolts, and install the baffle.
