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The Kendall SCD 700 Series Controller provides an all-in-one, clinically-proven solution to help prevent venous thromboembolism (VTE). The controller’s features allow for improved functionality and convenience to deliver peace of mind.
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| Manufacturer | : Covidien |
| Device Type | : Equipment |
| Compression Pattern | : Sequential/ Slow |
| Graduation | : 45/40/30 mm HG |
| Compression Type | : Circum-ferential |
| VRD | : Yes |
| Battery Backup | : Integrated Yes |
| LCD Display | : Yes |
| Alarms | : Yes |
| Garment Type | : TL/ KL/ Foot |
| Garment Detection | : Yes |
| Fabric | : Breathable |
| Compliance Meter | : Yes |
| Certifications | : USFDA |
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In Pursuit of continual improvement, we reserve the right to change the design and specifications of any of our products without prior notice.
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Specifications are taken from the above company website and they may change as per the changes on the company website.
Please take the advice of the authorized medical practitioner before use.
What is a DVT pump?
A DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis) pump is a medical device with inflatable cuffs that gently squeeze your legs to keep blood flowing and prevent dangerous clots—especially when you’re not moving much.
How does a DVT pump work?
It inflates and deflates in cycles, mimicking muscle movement and encouraging healthy circulation in your lower limbs.
Why might I need a DVT pump?
If you're on bed rest, recovering from surgery, or at risk of blood clots, your doctor may recommend it as a preventive step.
Can I rent a DVT pump instead of buying it?
Absolutely! If you only need it short-term—say, for post-op recovery—renting a DVT pump is a budget-friendly and practical option.
Is it easy to rent a DVT pump at home?
Yes, many providers (like us!) offer doorstep delivery, installation, and demo support, so you can start using it hassle-free right from your couch.
How much does it cost to rent a DVT pump?
Rental rates vary by model and duration, but they’re generally affordable. Get in touch with a local provider to know exact pricing for your location and needs.
Can I use a DVT pump at home?
Yes! Portable versions are designed just for home use, with user-friendly settings and simple setup.
Are DVT pumps painful?
Not at all. You’ll feel a light massage-like pressure—most people find it quite soothing.
How long should I wear it daily?
Usually while you’re resting—like in bed or watching TV. Your doctor will give you exact guidelines.
Can I walk around with the cuffs on?
Nope. Use them while seated or lying down. Take them off before getting up.
Where are the cuffs placed?
Around the calves (and sometimes thighs). They plug into a compact machine that does all the work.
How is it different from compression stockings?
DVT pumps use intermittent air pressure, while stockings apply steady compression. Pumps are more active in boosting circulation.
Can they cause skin issues?
Rarely. Just check for proper fit, and inspect your skin daily for any signs of irritation.
Can it replace blood-thinners?
Sometimes. Doctors might use DVT pumps instead of—or alongside—anticoagulants, depending on your health status.
Does it help with swelling too?
Yes! It not only prevents clots but can also reduce leg puffiness and heaviness.
What if it makes a noise or alarm?
Check the tubes and connections first. If the beeping continues, call your technician or care provider.
Disclaimer: DVT pumps are prescribed medical devices. Use only under professional supervision. Rental availability and pricing vary by location and service provider.
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