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Smith & Nephew Profore Kit is a latex-free compression bandaging system designed to provide graduated compression for appropriate lower-limb wound-care and compression therapy applications. The multi-layer system is designed to work together to provide structured compression and help manage dressings as part of a clinically appropriate treatment plan.
This Profore Kit is designed for an ankle circumference of 18–25cm, providing a suitable size option for patients within this measurement range. The latex-free construction makes it an appropriate choice where avoidance of natural rubber latex is required.
The Profore system is supplied as a coordinated kit, helping healthcare professionals follow a consistent multi-layer compression application. It can be used in professional wound-care environments such as hospitals, clinics, community healthcare, and specialist wound-care services.
Brand: Smith & Nephew
Product: Profore Kit
Product Code: 66000770
Ankle Circumference: 18–25cm
Type: Multi-layer compression bandaging system
Latex: Latex Free
Designed for graduated compression applications
Multi-layer format for structured compression
Suitable for appropriate lower-limb wound-care applications
Designed for professional healthcare use
Convenient kit format for coordinated application
Suitable for hospitals, clinics, community care, and wound-care settings
Smith & Nephew Profore Kit can be used as part of compression therapy and lower-limb wound management when clinically indicated. The kit is designed to provide a structured multi-layer compression system and may be used in the management of appropriate lower-limb conditions under professional healthcare guidance.
The 18–25cm ankle circumference specification helps healthcare professionals select the appropriate kit size based on the patient's ankle measurement.
Important: Compression therapy should only be used following appropriate clinical assessment and according to the manufacturer's instructions. Correct application and patient selection are important for safe and effective compression therapy.