Reimagine Compression Treatments with Dayspring®

Non-pneumatic compression designed for mobility, so that patients can get the treatment they need while continuing their daily living.

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Dayspring Directions for use

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The first, active dynamic compression treatment designed for movement and mobility while promoting lymph fluid flow and reducing wound healing time— so your patients can get the treatments they need while continuing their daily living. 1

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1 For full prescribing information, please refer to the

Dayspring Directions for use

Designed with lymphatic dynamics in mind

Flexframes are designed to enable gentle stretching of skin and stimulating the lymphatic capillaries underneath.

Delivers dynamic active therapeutic compression

External compression is an effective treatment option in managing ongoing chronic edema. Dayspring provides a range of therapeutic compression pressures that can be customized easily to address individual treatment needs.

Allows natural muscle contractions and joint movements to enhance lymph flow

Muscle contractions and exercises stimulate lymph flow through direct action on the lymphatic and venous vessels. Whether it is raising the arm or walking; Dayspring makes this possible so lymph flow can be optimized through daily activites and routines during treatment.

More edema reduction

vs pneumatic compression²

44%

Higher treatment adherence

vs pneumatic compression²

Significantly improves quality of life

(LYMQOL)

¹ Rockson, Stanley, et al. Safety and Effectiveness of a Novel Non-Pneumatic Active Compression Device for Treating Breast Cancer-Related Lymphedema, a Multi-Center Randomized, Crossover Trial (NILE). Journal of Vascular Surgery: Venous and Lymphatic Disorders, Volume 10,Issue 6, 1359 - 1366.e1. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jvsv.2022.06.016
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‍² Barfield, Michael et al. A Comparative Study to Evaluate the Treatment Effectiveness of a Nonpneumatic Compression Device versus an Advanced Pneumatic Compression Device for Lower Extremity Lymphedema Swelling (TEAYS). Journal of Vascular Surgery: Venous and Lymphatic Disorders. Volume 0, Issue 0, 101965.https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jvsv.2024.101965

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Enhance your clinical team's understanding of the venous-lymphatic connection

Chronic edema in the lower extremities is often due to Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI), and early intervention is key to prevention. CVI is a progressive condition that becomes irreversible and lifelong. The first signs of CVI include bulging veins and swelling in the legs. If treated at this stage, the condition can be managed to slow progression.

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Full & Lower Leg

Optimized for sleekness, mobility, and allows for natural leg bending motions while promoting lymph fluid flow.

Full Leg

Lower Leg

Included with Dayspring:

A low-profile active garment made of soft, breathable mesh; a rechargeable controller; a convenient carrying case, and a mobile app.

Controller

Full or Lower Leg Garment

Mobile App

Carrying case

Indications

Part of a prescribed therapy program for use in a clinic or home setting by medical professionals and patients who are under medical supervision for the treatment of the following:

Lymphedema

Phlebolymphedema

Venous insufficiency

Lipedema

Reducing wound healing time

Arm

Optimized for sleekness, mobility, and allows for natural arm bending motions while promoting lymph fluid flow.