Factory Supply Wholesale Custom Air Compression Leg Massager – Lymph Drainage Sports Recovery Physical Therapy Equipment

We mostly see these go into clinics and rehab centers, not home use—teh 30W draw and TPU cuffs mean it’s built for consistent daily cycles rather than occasional weekend massage sessions, so if you’re handling post-surgical lymph drainage or post-run recovery in a sports med practice, it holds up fine. 2. Basically, you’re looking at 6 modes from A through F, pressure from 20 up to 250 mmHg, and treat times adjustable in 1-minute increments or presets at 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, or 60 minutes—most buyers go with the 40-minute cycle for sports recovery, but the lymph guys usually stick to 20 or 30 minutes at lower presure. 3. standdard set comes with one machine and two leg cuffs in M, L, XL, or XXL, though you’ll want to confirm cuff material along with TPU compatiblity if you’re planning to swap for arm, waist, or pant cuffs separately (those are avaliable as add-ons, not included). 4. That LCD display is actually decent for a unit in this price bracket—shows you the mode and remaining time without needing to squint, though the remote control is basic and only has six buttons, so don’t expect Bluetooth or app nonsense. 5. CE, FDA, and ISO13485 are current (we usually have stock for the FO3001, but lead time runs about 20 business days or so on orders over 100 units), packing in either a carry bag or optional backpack depending on the PO, origin China with HS code 9019101000. 6. Not suited for acute injury patients who need strict immobilization protocol—that pressure range of 20-250 mmHg is therapeutic but aggressive if tissue inflammation is still fresh.