- What does 20-30 mmHg mean?
- It is the compression class: 20-30 mmHg at the wrist, tapering up the arm. That is firm, medical-grade compression, stronger than the 15-20 mmHg sleeves sold for travel and mild tiredness.
- How do I pick a size?
- Measure the arm circumference at the wrist and upper arm and match it to the brand's size chart. If you fall between sizes or have significant swelling, ask your therapist, since the sleeve has no custom fit.
- Can I wear it on either arm?
- Yes. It is unisex and not shaped for a left or right arm, so the same sleeve works on either side.
- How does it compare with Juzo or Sigvaris?
- Those brands offer more sizes, lengths and measured fits, and often a silicone band. Mojo gives you the same 20-30 mmHg class in a simpler range of sizes.
- How should I put it on and care for it?
- Roll it on from the wrist rather than pulling from the top, and follow the care label for washing. Firm sleeves wear out with regular use, so check for lost elasticity.
- Is it the same as a post-surgery sleeve?
- It is the same compression class many post-surgical regimens use, but follow your surgeon's or therapist's instructions on when and how long to wear it.
- Where is the Mojo Compression Lymphedema Firm Armsleeve 20-30 mmHg cheapest?
- At Discount Surgical, for $21.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Mojo Compression Lymphedema Firm Armsleeve 20-30 mmHg?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Mojo, Discount Surgical.