The mediven Harmony A-G Combined Sleeve provides an all-in-one solution for continuous limb support. Engineered with a precision round-knit fabric and a secure silicone dotted topband, this medical-grade garment is designed for users who lead an active lifestyle and require a dependable, non-slip fit from the hand to the upper arm.

Why Choose the mediven Harmony A-G Combined Sleeve?

• Integrated Hand-to-Arm Coverage: The A-G style eliminates the "compression gap" at the wrist. By combining the sleeve and hand piece into one seamless garment, it ensures consistent graduated pressure and prevents fluid accumulation in the hand or wrist area.

• Secure Beaded Silicone Topband: Featuring a 2.5cm band of breathable silicone "dots," this sleeve offers an enhanced grip that prevents sliding during reach and repetitive movement. It is particularly effective for users with softer tissue or a more conical arm shape.

• Dual-Ellipse Comfort Zones: Patented "double ellipses" at the elbow and the crease of the arm reduce fabric bunching. This protective knit prevents skin irritation, pinching, and pressure marks, ensuring comfort during all-day wear.

• Moisture-Rich Lanolin Fabric: Infused with natural lanolin, the fabric supports your skin’s moisture barrier. This results in a supple, soft-touch feel that counters the dryness often associated with long-term compression use.

• Climate Fresh Technology: The breathable, moisture-wicking knit keeps your arm cool and dry, maintaining a comfortable skin temperature in any season.

Technical Specifications

• Compression Class: Available in CCL 1 (18–21mmHg) or CCL 2 (23–32mmHg).

• Length: A-G (Continuous coverage from knuckles to axilla).

• Material: Latex-free, Lanolin-infused round-knit.

• Topband: 2.5cm Beaded Silicone Grip.

• Maintenance: Machine washable (40°C) and dryer-proof for easy, hygienic care.

Application & Use

This medical garment is designed for the management and maintenance of:

• Primary and Secondary Lymphedema (Stage 1).

• Post-operative and post-traumatic edema.

• Fluid management in the arm and hand.

• Shoulder-arm vein thrombosis.