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With the end of the year rapidly approaching, it’s time to take a look at our customer favorites this year. Check out our best-selling compression socks, sleeves and stockings of this year.

We’re two days into Spring, which means it’s time for the new Juzo Dream Colors!  Here’s a sneak peak of the newest Dream colors for Spring and Summer. Dream colors are available in the Juzo Soft, Naturally Sheer, and Dynamic Collections.

The flowers are blooming, the sun is shining and the grass even seems greener. Welcome the warm weather with new armsleeves from Juzo and LympheDivas to revamp your wardrobe.

Measuring yourself accurately for compression garments is super important to ensure a comfortable fit and effective compression. Here are tips and tricks to correctly measure.

Arthritis causes pain, swelling, stiffness and limited range of motion. There are hundreds of different types of arthritis that can affect men and women of all ages. Here are some tips and products for managing arthritis.

Yesterday, the National Lymphedema Network (NLN) hosted its first ever #LymphChat on Twitter to discuss treatment and surgical options for people with lymphedema. Featuring special guests Nicole Stout and Dr. Jay Granzow.

Whether you’ve seen compression arm sleeves worn by professional athletes or by someone working out at the gym, it’s hard not to notice the amount of attention arm sleeves have been getting.

For many people with lymphedema, wearing compression garments and meeting with a lymphedema therapist for manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) is a regular part of managing swelling.

Quite simply, a glove provides compression by covering the fingers to the first joint or entirely. A gauntlet only goes on your hand as far as the knuckles, leaving fingers free of compression.

Wearing a compression glove can often decrease your dexterity as much as the lymphedema itself. Gloves with compression in the fingers are typically made from a thick flat-weave fabric which can be bulky.

BrightLife Direct has responded to the many Professional Therapists and Nurses who have been requesting wrapping devices for their patients in the early bandaging phase of treatment.