CoFlex TLC Calamine Two-Layer Compression Kit — Calamine Foam, Visual Indicators, Easy Tear, 3" & 4"

Everything in the kit. Nothing to source separately. The CoFlex TLC Calamine Two-Layer Compression Kit by Milliken (Andover Coated Products) is a complete, ready-to-apply two-layer compression system for venous stasis ulcers, chronic venous insufficiency, and lower extremity edema — combining a calamine-impregnated foam comfort layer with a cohesive compression bandage featuring built-in visual indicators, all finished with a nylon stocking. The calamine foam layer delivers 50% more calamine than conventional Unna boot options, soothing and cooling irritated skin while managing wound drainage. Layer 2's patented Easy Tear cohesive bandage eliminates the need for scissors during application, and the visual compression indicators confirm when the correct therapeutic compression level has been reached. Up to 7-day wear. Latex-free. Non-sterile. Available in 3-inch and 4-inch widths in Lite (20–30 mmHg) and Standard (35–40 mmHg) compression levels.

✔ Complete Kit — Calamine Foam + Compression Wrap + Nylon Stocking ✔ 50% More Calamine — Soothes, Cools & Absorbs ✔ Visual Compression Indicators — Confirms Therapeutic Level ✔ Easy Tear Technology — No Scissors Needed ✔ Up to 7-Day Wear — Resists Slippage ✔ Latex-Free

Available Sizes & SKUs

Compression selection note: Lite compression (20–30 mmHg / TN) is appropriate for patients with an ABI of 0.5–0.8 or those requiring reduced compression. Standard compression (35–40 mmHg / SC) is appropriate for patients with adequate arterial circulation and full venous compression therapy requirements. Compression level selection must be directed by a qualified clinician based on vascular assessment.

Kit Contents

Product Details

Features & Benefits

• Complete Two-Layer Kit — Nothing to Source Separately — CoFlex TLC Calamine arrives as a complete system: calamine foam Layer 1, cohesive compression Layer 2, and nylon protective stocking — all sized, matched, and ready to apply together. Clinicians and home health providers do not need to coordinate separate foam rolls, compression wraps, and stockings from different suppliers or ensure size compatibility at the point of care
• 50% More Calamine — Soothing, Cooling & Absorbent Foam — The Layer 1 calamine foam roll contains 50% more calamine than conventional Unna boot dressings, delivering meaningful soothing relief from the itch and irritation that frequently accompany chronic venous insufficiency, periwound skin breakdown, and moist desquamation. The foam construction is breathable and absorbent — managing wound drainage at the wound interface and creating a comfortable, cushioned contact layer that conforms gently to the skin surface
• Visual Compression Indicators — Confirm Correct Application — Layer 2 features built-in visual indicators that show when the correct therapeutic compression level has been achieved during application. This supports consistent compression delivery across different clinicians and settings — reducing the risk of under- or over-compression that can result from variation in application tension, particularly in home health and non-specialist environments
• Easy Tear Patented Technology — No Scissors Required — Layer 2's patented Easy Tear technology allows the cohesive bandage to be cleanly torn by hand at any point during application — eliminating the need to locate, sanitize, or handle scissors during a wound dressing procedure. This simplifies application workflow, reduces infection risk from shared cutting instruments, and speeds dressing changes in home care settings
• Short-Stretch Compression — Active Patients — CoFlex TLC uses a short-stretch cohesive compression wrap as Layer 2, appropriate for actively ambulatory patients. Short-stretch bandages provide low resting pressure and higher working pressure — supporting the venous pump mechanism during walking while remaining comfortable at rest
• Resists Slippage — Up to 7-Day Wear — Layers 1 and 2 are designed to work together to resist slippage during wear, maintaining compression and foam contact throughout the full wear period of up to 7 days without drooping, ruffling, or losing therapeutic effectiveness
• Nylon Protective Stocking — The included nylon stocking covers the compression layer, preventing Layer 2's cohesive surface from adhering to clothing, footwear, and bedding — protecting the dressing during daily activities and extending wear integrity
• Latex-Free — Not made with natural rubber latex — safe for patients and clinicians with latex sensitivity or allergy, and appropriate for latex-free clinical protocols
• Lite and Standard Compression Options — The Lite (TN) compression level (20–30 mmHg) is designed for patients with mixed arterial-venous disease (ABI 0.5–0.8) or reduced compression requirements. The Standard (SC) level (35–40 mmHg) delivers full therapeutic venous compression for patients with adequate arterial circulation

Clinical Indications

• Venous stasis leg ulcers — ambulatory two-layer compression management
• Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) with skin changes and edema
• Lower extremity edema — including lymphatic and venous edema
• Periwound skin irritation, itch, and moist desquamation
• Mixed arterial-venous disease — Lite compression (ABI 0.5–0.8)
• Post-sclerotherapy compression
• Home health and outpatient wound care settings requiring simplified two-layer application

CoFlex TLC Calamine vs. Traditional Unna Boot — Key Differences

Application Overview

1. Cleanse and prepare the wound and periwound skin per clinician protocol
2. Layer 1: Apply the calamine foam roll beginning at the base of the toes, wrapping in a simple spiral pattern up the leg to just below the knee — no figure-eight technique required; the foam layer is designed for straightforward spiral application
3. Layer 2: Apply the CoFlex cohesive compression bandage over the foam layer using the visual indicators as a guide to confirm correct compression level — no scissors needed; tear the bandage cleanly by hand at completion
4. Stocking: Pull the included nylon stocking over the completed compression system to protect from clothing adhesion and maintain wear integrity
5. Change per clinician order — up to 7 days if wound condition, exudate level, and patient comfort permit

Important: Vascular assessment including ABI measurement is required before applying compression therapy. Compression level selection must be directed by a qualified wound care clinician or healthcare professional.

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