Biflex 16+

• Two-way stretch bandage
• Fitting indicator guide (graduation markings on the bandage) allows for precise control of the pressure on application.
• Re-usable : Fully washable for up 6 months of regular use

• Venous insufficiency,
• simple and complicated varicose veins,
• reduction of venous and posttraumatic oedema,
• dermatitis/lipodermatosclerosis,
• varicose ulcers,
• deep vein thrombosis (prevention and confirmed accident),
• post-thrombotic syndrome,
• following sclerotherapy,
• treatment of lymphoedema

• Renal complications
• Cardiac complications

 Bi-Flex 16 + (light compression)

Bi-Flex 16+  (Graduated)

• 8 cm x 3 m
• 10 cm x 5 m

Bi-Flex 16+Practic  (with stirrup for easy lower limb application) 

• 8 cm  x 3 m
• 10 cm x 3 m

Bi-Flex EPI 16+ (graduated for easy figure of 8 application)

• 8 cm x 7 m

COMPRESSION CONTROL

Compression is determined by following fitting indicator graduations during application of bandage:

• Stretch the bandage to 30% (rectangle marking becomes a square).
• Apply the bandage according to overlapping guide lines:

Biflex 16+  

• Force 1 line =  50% overlap  (10-15mmHg compression)
• Force 2 line = 75% overlap  (15-20 mmHg compression)

USAGE for Biflex Practic

1. Place the end of the bandage flat against the base of the toes.
2. Wind round once, passing the bandage under the foot.
3. Wind round a second time, up towards the ankle. Cover the heel.
4. Pass the bandage under the foot and return to the ankle.
5.  Return to the top of the foot and pass the bandage round the ankle.
6. Wind the bandage up round the calf, evenly spacing the spirals according to the instructions.

The integrated loop at one end and the transfer indicating the winding direction make Biflex® + Pratic easier to fit
NB : when you remove the bandage, roll up starting at the end opposite the loop.

• Machine wash at 30°C, delicates cycle
• Do not use detergents, fabric softeners or aggressive products (products containing chlorine)
• Squeeze out excess water.
• Dry away from heat sources.

Can be autoclaved at 120 °C.