Venous & Lymphatic Health
Compression Therapy
We offer 2-layer and 3-layer compression systems for wounds — evidence-based solutions for venous leg ulcers, lymphedema, and chronic venous insufficiency.
2-Layer & 3-Layer Systems for Wound Management
Compression therapy is a cornerstone of venous and lymphatic disease management. NB Medical offers both 2-layer and 3-layer compression systems specifically designed for wound care — each system selected for its clinical efficacy, ease of application, and patient comfort.
Whether your patient needs a lightweight two-layer system for reduced compression or a full three-layer system for heavily exuding venous ulcers, we have the right solution. Our team provides staff training, application guidance, and ongoing clinical support.
We also assist with documentation, coding, and billing to help your practice maximize reimbursement for compression therapy services.
Clinical Indications
- Chronic venous insufficiency
- Venous leg ulcers
- Lymphedema (primary & secondary)
- Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) prevention
- Post-surgical edema
- Lipoedema
- Mixed arterial-venous disease (reduced compression)
- Post-sclerotherapy management
Our Compression Portfolio
We offer these 2-layer and 3-layer compression systems for wounds — each designed to deliver consistent therapeutic pressure while accommodating different wound types, exudate levels, and patient mobility.
2-Layer Compression Systems
Two-layer systems provide effective therapeutic compression with a simpler application process — ideal for patients with moderate exudate, reduced ankle-brachial index, or those new to compression therapy.
Coban 2 Lite Two-Layer Compression System
A lightweight two-layer compression bandage system designed for venous leg ulcer management. Provides sustained therapeutic compression with a comfortable, conforming fit — ideal for patients with reduced ankle-brachial index or those requiring lighter compression.
Two-Layer Short Stretch Compression
A two-layer short-stretch bandage system providing high working pressure and low resting pressure — the gold standard for active patients with venous leg ulcers and lymphedema.
Two-Layer Foam & Cohesive Wrap
Combines a foam padding layer with a cohesive outer wrap to redistribute pressure evenly across the limb, protecting bony prominences while delivering consistent therapeutic compression.
3-Layer Compression Systems
Three-layer systems offer the highest level of wound management capability — combining a wound contact layer, absorbent padding, and compression outer wrap for complex, heavily exuding, or infected venous leg ulcers.
Three-Layer Compression Bandage System
A full three-layer system consisting of a wound contact layer, absorbent padding layer, and cohesive compression outer layer. Designed for moderate to heavily exuding venous leg ulcers requiring sustained compression and exudate management.
Three-Layer Inelastic Compression
An inelastic three-layer system that creates a rigid compression chamber, generating high working pressure during ambulation and low resting pressure — optimal for ambulatory patients with chronic venous insufficiency.
Three-Layer with Silver Antimicrobial Contact Layer
A three-layer system incorporating a silver antimicrobial contact layer as the primary dressing, providing simultaneous infection control and therapeutic compression for infected or at-risk venous leg ulcers.
Three-Layer Foam-Padded Compression
Features a shaped foam padding layer that accommodates irregular limb contours and protects fragile skin, topped with a cohesive compression bandage for consistent pressure delivery across the full limb.
2-Layer — When to Use
- Mild to moderate exudate
- Reduced ABPI requiring lighter compression
- Patients new to compression therapy
- Maintenance phase of venous ulcer treatment
3-Layer — When to Use
- Moderate to heavy exudate
- Infected or at-risk venous ulcers
- Irregular limb contours requiring padding
- Complex wounds needing simultaneous wound care & compression
Add Compression Therapy to Your Practice
Contact NB Medical to learn more about our 2-layer and 3-layer compression systems, request samples, or schedule an in-service for your wound care team.
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