Compression buying guide
Pneumatic compression systems use inflatable boots or sleeves that fill and release in sequence. We're finalizing partnerships with leading compression brands now.
What are your options?
Leg boots
The most popular format, covering feet to hips.
Arm and hip attachments
Add-ons for upper body and hips on compatible systems.
What to look for
- Number of chambers and pressure range
- Battery life and portability
- Which attachments are available
- App control and warranty
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What the research says about compression
Common questions
When will compression be available?
Soon. Request a referral now and we'll contact you as soon as a partner is live.
Do compression boots work?
A 2024 meta-analysis found pneumatic compression had small effects, mainly on perceived soreness. Read our compression research guide.
The information on this site is for general education and is not medical advice. Talk with your doctor before starting heat, cold, light, pressure, float, PEMF or vibration therapy, especially if you are pregnant or have a medical condition.
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