Air Compression uses air chambers hidden inside a cuff, sleeve, boot, or massager.
The chambers fill and empty in a specific sequence, creating controlled pressure around the chosen body part.
The technology is applied in devices for legs, feet, hands, and arms, and its greatest advantage is that it evenly covers a larger area without the need for manual massage.

Application in hand and foot massagers
The compact device can encompass the hand or foot from all sides. Chambers gently press the fingers, the palm, the arch of the foot, or the ankle area. Some models combine compression with heat or vibrations, but each function must be confirmed in the specifications.
How to choose the compression level?
Start at the lowest level
Begin the first session with gentle pressure and observe the body's reaction.
Ensure a proper fit
Wear the device according to the instructions; if it's too loose, it weakens the effect, and if it's too tight, it reduces comfort.
Pay attention to your body's signals
The pressure should not cause numbness, sharp pain, or skin discoloration.
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FAQs
For more information, please visit our FAQ page.
Is the compression painful?
A properly selected level provides noticeable but comfortable pressure. Pain or numbness are a sign to stop the session.
Can it be used daily?
This depends on the product and the user's condition. The time and frequency indicated in the instructions should be followed.
Does it work like rollerblades?
No. Compression surrounds the limb with air, while rollers apply point pressure.
Is higher pressure better?
No. Comfort and fit are key, not maximum power.
Can it be combined with heat?
Some devices have heating, but this needs to be confirmed in the description of a specific model.


















































