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Don't Let PAD
Decide How Far You Can Go

Leg pain, cramping, or fatigue while walking can gradually limit the activities you enjoy. Learn about a non-invasive, at-home therapy option designed to support circulation and help people living with PAD stay active.

Clinician discussing mild-to-moderate PAD support options with an older patient in a calm consultation setting.
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PAD Symptoms Mild

Understand the Symptoms
Support Circulation
Keep Moving

Understanding the signs of PAD is the first step. Supporting circulation and staying active can help you keep moving with greater comfort and confidence.

Older adult walking outdoors with support, representing mild-to-moderate PAD mobility and vascular health education.
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Understand the Symptoms

Recognize leg cramping, aching, fatigue, or discomfort that may occur with mild PAD.

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Support Circulation

Support lower-leg blood flow with clinician-prescribed arterial compression.

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Keep Moving

Support walking, daily activity, and the confidence to keep moving.

How it works mild PAD

Targeted Compression
Designed to Support Blood Flow
More Freedom To Move

Carefully timed compression is designed to support arterial blood flow, walking, and everyday movement

Step 1: Sleeves Inflate

The sleeves gently inflate, applying controlled pressure to the lower legs

PAD patient using arterial compression therapy
PAD patient using arterial compression therapy

Step 2: Compression Cycles

Gentle, repeated inflation and deflation helps blood vessels relax and widen, supporting better circulation and encouraging the body’s natural alternate pathways for blood flow over time

Step 3: Support Circulation

Supporting circulation may help support walking, mobility, and everyday activity

PAD patient using arterial compression therapy
Research Mild

Clinical Research Supports
Arterial Compression for PAD

Clinical studies of intermittent pneumatic compression in PAD have reported improvements in walking distance and measures of lower-leg circulation

PAD patient walking

~125 m

greater improvement in walking distance

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Study: Oresanya et al., 2018 · Meta-analysis

Walk Farther.
Keep Moving.

People receiving compression made greater gains in walking distance than those in the comparison groups.

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Meta-analysis
8 studies  |   290 participants

Clinical research suggests intermittent pneumatic compression may help improve walking distance in people with PAD.

PAD patient walking

 

Improved Walking Distance >85% compliance at 3 & 5 months

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Study: S K Kakkos, G Geroulakos,  Nicolaides, 2005

Walk Farther.
Less Discomfort.

People were able to walk farther before leg discomfort made them stop, helping demonstrate improved walking tolerance with home compression therapy.

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A randomized trial found compression improved both pain-free and maximum walking distance in people with PAD.

Randomized Clinical Trial

PAD patient walking

 

Comparable Walking Improvement similar to supervised exercise​

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Study: S K Kakkos, G Geroulakos,  Nicolaides, 2005

Walk Farther.
On Your Terms.

People using compression improved how far they could walk, with results similar to participants in supervised exercise in this study.

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A randomized trial found compression improved walking performance comparably to supervised exercise.

Randomized Controlled Trial

Link to more published research on wound healing, & limb salvage

Educational information only. Prescription required. Results may vary.

Getting Started Is Simple

Three easy steps to get started with Compress Vascular

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Step 1

Talk With Your Provider

Talk with your healthcare provider to determine whether arterial compression is appropriate for you.

 

A prescription is required.

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Step 2

Choose Your Option

Rent: Flexible monthly access.


Purchase: Own your Compress Vascular system.


Both option include onboarding and ongoing support.

Explore Try Before You Buy →

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Step 3

Start Your PAD Request

Share your contact information and our team will follow up with next steps.

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