Are you pulling them on all the way and fully smoothing them out? “Donning" gloves and a “slippie” help me immensely, and I don’t get indents. If you haven’t fully smoothed the sleeves out, they could bunch up at the elbow crease

Are you wearing a gauntlet or glove along with the sleeve? My therapist and LE doc both warned me never to wear a sleeve without one lest I get swollen hands & fingers. You might be leaving too much of the sleeve at your wrist; especially if you’re also wearing hand compression (you might be getting a “double compression” effect, which can be like a mild tourniquet). Some brands of glove or gauntlet compress all the way down to the wrist; others, like LympheDivas, have a small band of no compression in the same spot in order to prevent double compression.

Day 3 was a bit better. Fitter told me to give them a wash a couple times. Hope.that will help even more.

Work them.4.5 hours Today! Making progress.

Thanks for your replies. It's is a challenge.f or sure!

Day 3 was a bit better. Fitter told me to give them a wash a couple times. Hope.that will help even more.

Work them.4.5 hours Today! Making progress.

Thanks for your replies. It's is a challenge.f or sure!

I am short and find the juzo sleeves, even the regular size, are too long. It takes a long time to get all the excess fabric distributed. I find the medi harmony is a much better length. The other plus to the harmony is that it is designed to protect the elbow crease more.

I like my new juzo... I think it fits well. I love the colors and patterns of the lymphdiva sleeves but wondered if they are as nice. I understand they aren't custom fit so that may be an issue for me but I hope my swelling goes down and they fit me soon.

Lago, they now have a long length(regular) and a short length. I haven't tried them since they added the short length. They were nice but didn't work for me. I use juzo and Solidea Advanced Micro Massage Bilateral Compression Arm Sleeve.

Hi: I have a pair of leather gardening gloves for lymphedema prevention that I'd like to donate to someone. Got them in 2010 and only worn once. They are for someone with breast cancer on the left side only--the left glove goes up to the bicep (with elastic at top) the right just up to the wrist. They are not real tight, just custom fit leather to my arm and a little stretchy. They're to protect you from getting poked by roses and things. There is one small nick but it doesn't go all the way thru. They are plain light grey leather (soft inside) and were expensive at the time, so I'd like them to go to someone who can use them. I'll cover shipping in the U.S. also. For sizing, my hands are medium, I would say, 5'4" tall and while I'm not overweight, my arms are a little muscular. Please send me a private message if you would like them.

I was prescribed a Mediven Harmony glove, and typing with it was impossible—it was stiff and tight. The Juzo Soft was a bit better. I’d have loved the LympheDivas gloves—ordered one and found the fingers were way too long (extending past the tips of my fingernails). They said they had no plans to offer a shorter size for people with smaller hands and shorter fingers. So I use their gauntlets, which do fit me.

purple, thanks for the update! It's good to know they fixed the bunching issue, it really was annoying and uncomfortable! I'm with you on the possible farrow tanks/vests -have you asked them about it? I asked lymphedivas about whether they had any plans to make tanksrecently and they said no.