What Are Compression Boots?

Compression boots are hollow, fabric boots that cover the feet, lower legs and thighs that contain multiple chambers. Each of these sleeves fills with air, one after the other, to compress, or squeeze, one section of the lower body at a time—starting at the feet and working up towards the hip.

Fresh legs faster – Using dynamic air compression to advance your wellness, recover faster, improve your training and maximise your performance.
For athletic recovery purposes, the best times to use it are before and/or after intense exercise, training and competitions or races.

Compression boots are for anyone who wants to move better, whether you're injured, you've been on your feet all day at work or you're feeling sore after exercise.

How many sessions will I need?

The number of sessions required depends on individual needs and goals, but a typical plan
involves weekly sessions for 4 to 6 weeks. Each session lasts 20-30 minutes, and most clients begin to
see results after the first few treatments. To maintain the benefits, regular maintenance sessions
can be scheduled as needed.

Benefits:

*Aiding your pre and post surgery
*Aiding weight loss
*Reducing appearance of cellulite
*Boosting your immune system
*Relaxation
*Supporting your fitness
*Getting rid of toxins
*Reducing fluid retention
*Relief from muscle aches, spasms, heavy legs, fluid retention, swelling and bloatedness
*Improved skin tone and quality
*Relaxed muscles and fewer aches
*Improved oxygen and blood flow
*Preventing varicose veins

Contraindications:

*Heart conditions: Heart attack, angina, heart failure, severe heart disease, high blood pressure
*Blood clots: Suspected blood clots, deep vein thrombosis, thrombophlebitis
*Skin conditions: Burns, dermatitis, sores, purulent wounds, malignant tumors
*Surgery: Recent surgery, especially for varicose veins
*Pregnancy: Pregnant women
*Implantable devices: Pacemakers or other medical devices
*Infections: Infections in the legs or treatment areas
*Kidney or liver failure: Renal or liver failure
*Acute inflammation: Acute inflammation caused by bacteria, viruses, or poisons
*Acute injuries: Bone fractures or other acute injuries
*Cancer