BioCompression SC-2008-DL | Lymphatic Drainage Machine

This SC-2008-DL Compression device is a professional grade lymphedema pump designed by BioCompression. It is used to enhance circulation, reduce swelling, and support lymphatic drainage. It is ideal for clinical therapy (healthcare purposes) or home use. This bio compression system helps to accelerate recovery by improving leg and arm edema.
The SC-2008-DL features an 8-chamber gradient compression system. It features functions as a lymphedema leg pump, a lymphedema arm pump, and a sequential circulator. The device delivers customizable therapy anytime, anywhere, for conditions like lymphedema, lipedema, venous insufficiency, and DVT prevention. Adjustable pressure and cycle settings make it suitable for patients with small to large legs (caused by lymphedema disease) who need targeted therapy.

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Key Features – Lymphedema Compression Pump (Sc-2008 Dl)

• 8-Chamber Compression Therapy: Offers controlled gradient compression to assist in managing various circulatory problems efficiently.
• Unilateral or Bilateral Capability: Customizable for use on just one leg (unilateral) as well as both legs (bilateral), with the ability to be flexible in treatment.
• Variable Pressure (10 mmHg to 120 mmHg): Set the optimal pressure level according to comfort and therapeutic goals.
• Adjustable Cycle Time (60 to 120 Seconds): Tailor your therapy duration for each session.
• Countdown Timer or Continuous Mode: Choose scheduled therapy or continuous sessions for uninterrupted circulation support
• Focus Therapy Mode: Concentrate on specific regions for localized edema relief, ideal for lymphedema leg pumps and lipedema compression pumps.
• Pause Function: Easily pause sessions without losing settings, perfect for daily interruptions.
• Compliance Meter: Tracks hours of usage for consistent adherence and optimal therapy results.

Who Can Benefit from Pneumatic Compression Device

This device is ideal for people who are dealing with these conditions:

• Lymphedema – Primary or secondary lymphedema of arms or legs.
• Lipedema – helpful for managing limb swelling
• Phlebolymphedema – Lymphedema caused or worsened by venous insufficiency.
• Chronic Venous Insufficiency – Supports circulation and helps reduce Venous Stasis
• Post-Surgical or Injury-Related Swelling – Adjunct therapy to reduce limb edema

How to Properly Wear and Use the SC-2008-DL

1. Preparation and Setup – Unpack the pump, compression garments (use simultaneously), cord, blocker bar, end caps and unroll the garments. Position the pump and connect power by plugging it into pump.
2. Selecting and applying the garment – choose leg garments for the lower body and arm sleeves for the upper body. Prepare the skin by cleaning and drying with no lotions. Unzip the garment, slide the foot or arm and pull up the compression garments with the straps.
3. Connecting the Garments to the Pump:  → Locate ports: Numbered on pump matching garment’s 8-chamber bar → Insert: Align numbers, squeeze clips, and push to “click,” use blocker bar for unused ports on single limb or no blockers for dual limbs → Check: Hoses are straight, unkinked, and routed away from the body.
4. Adjusting Settings: Power off the device, then hold “SET” for 5 seconds to enter setup mode. Use UP/DOWN arrows to customize pressure (10–120 mmHg), cycle (60–120 sec), and time (10–120 min or continuous), with optional focus mode for 3 chambers. Press “SET” to confirm; mid-use adjustments can be made by holding the UP arrow for 5 seconds.
5. Starting and Using the Device – Power on → display shows settings; sequential inflation begins → sit/recline, elevate limbs above heart, stay relaxed → monitor distal-to-proximal fluid movement; use “Play/Pause” to stop → follow prescribed session length (e.g., 30–60 min, 1–2x/day) → end: press power, hold as it deflates, squeeze clips to disconnect, unzip/slide off.
6. Safety Precautions – Avoid use with infections, DVT, heart failure, or open wounds unless approved → stop if pain, numbness, skin changes, or discomfort occur → use only as directed by a doctor; no alterations, keep away from water, heat, and electronics, inspect before each use → diabetics should monitor glucose (e.g., Dexcom G7) during sessions.
7. Cleaning and Maintenance – After use, wipe pump and tubing with a damp soapy cloth and air out garments → soak garments in warm soapy water (30 min), rinse, optionally disinfect with diluted bleach, then air dry → store in a cool, dry place or original packaging → check usage hours by holding “Play/Pause” 5–10 sec → if no inflation, check connections/power and contact Bio Compression.