Most Jobst® garments are latex-free. The elastic used is a synthetic spandex. The Jobst® stockings that contain latex are:

While an extensive survey of the thousands of product ingredients and packaging components has not been performed, Ross has attempted to contact a limited number of our suppliers to identify the products and packaging that would be most likely to contain natural rubber latex and to determine if the material is actually used.

Milex has only three products that contain Latex. Our Inflatoball Pessary, Word Catheters and Perineal Exerciser. All other Milex products are latex free.

When the FDA cleared our products for sale, they required our Jobst® Custom product lines to be dispensed by prescription. The ready-to-wear products available on the shelf do not require a prescription. However, a dealer/retailer of Jobst® compression stockings may choose to require a prescription or physician order for the safety of the patient.

Littmann stethoscopes do not contain natural rubber latex or dry natural rubber as components or in the product or packaging, with the exception of the 3M™ Littmann® Anesthescope. The Littmann Anesthescope, Catalog Number 2180, with 10 inch tubing extension includes natural rubber latex only in the tubing component.

No. Our Communicators, Telephones and Personal Help Buttons are made from ABS plastic (which meets the most stringent flame retardant rating by Underwriters Laboratories [94-V0]) and Hytrel.

The cushions do not contain latex, but are made from an open-cell memory foam, comprising 80 percent rayon and 20 percent nylon, that gently conforms to the shape of your ears and allows hours of comfortable wear.

Yes, all plasters and tapes contain latex unless stated otherwise. The latex is located in the adhesive, but not the tape itself.

Latex is a milky white liquid composed of rubber particles dispersed in water. This material is whipped with air to form a foam, which is cured to make our mattresses.

Latex is a natural substance that comes from the rubber tree. Latex can be used in textiles in two forms: Dry natural rubber and natural rubber latex. All Juzo products are latex-free using high-quality synthetic elastomers such as Elastin-Lycra and Polymid-FiberSoft.. Most Jobst garments are latex-free. The elastic used is a synthetic spandex. The Jobst stockings that contain latex are:

Catheters, elastic bandages, baby bottle nipples, pacifiers and balloons are just a few common products that contain latex. For a more extensive list of items containing latex often found at home, in your community, and in hospitals, contact the SBAA. If you are in doubt about a specific product, check with its distributer or manufacturer.

NO. There is no latex in FOXGLOVES. They are a blend of Supplex® nylon and Lycra® elastane, two synthetic fibers developed by DuPont®. FOXGLOVES are breathable and wick away excess moisture.

The cloth straps on our HandyStrap Series respirators as well as the adjustable strap and EZ-ON respirators contain latex. All our other models (2200, 2300, 2400, 2500, 2310) also contain latex. Persons highly sensitive to natural rubber latex may have an allergic reaction. Our 1500 N Series Healthcare Respirators DO NOT contain latex. Top

No, contrary to the impression from the name, "latex paints" do not contain latex proteins. The term "latex" is used loosely here to denote the physical characteristics of these paints.

Latex is naturally conforming, so you are assured optimal orthopedic support in any sleep position. This unique ability to conform to your body alleviates areas of high pressure that cause you to toss and turn at night. Latex is also hypo-allergenic, anti-microbial, dust-mite resistant and breathable. Because it breathes to remove body moisture, it keeps you warmer in the winter, and cooler in the summer.

A vacuum is placed on the mold, which removes air bubbles/pockets and distributes the liquid rubber evenly through the mold. Heat sent through the rods, providing even temperature and yielding a consistent latex cores without air pockets or uneven firmnesses. Latex International is the only North American supplier of latex. Besides Latex International, there are two other producers of Talalay latex. One in England, and one in The Netherlands.

Dunlop Latex uses the continuous Dunlop process. This latex does not have the consistant or supple characteristics of Talalay, and because it does not require the extensive processing of Talalay, it can be produced much cheaper. N Is a firm edge better? No. You want edge-to-edge comfort. Many companies try to save money by eliminating latex from their "latex bed". A 4 inch "firm" edge of polyurethane foam will save 20% in latex costs.

The only supports that do not have Latex are Compro AB, MalleoLoc and EpiPoint. ViscoSpot, ViscoHeel N, ViscoHeel K, ViscoPed S, and ViscoPed also do not have Latex. All of the others have Natural Rubber Latex. They are a medical product with proven effectiveness and durability; therefore, they are an excellent value. They also provide measurable compression to decrease pain and swelling.

Design Veronique compression garments do not contain any Latex, formaldehyde or any other products that could cause irritation or an adverse reaction.

Many of the bandage products, such as Nexcare™ Active™ Sport Extra Cushion & Stick, Brights Extra Cushion & Stick, Comfort Fabric Soft & Conforming, Heavy Duty Flexible Fabric, and Heavy Duty Clear & Tough bandages are latex free. The packaging or wrapper on Nexcare™ Waterproof Clear Protection and Tattoo™ Waterproof bandages contains natural rubber latex, which may cause allergic reactions.

The products that contain latex are the toypedos (original & twister); swim sweaters, and swimrs (little, power, and super).

BodiAssets Garments can be worn any time of the year! They DO NOT contain uncomfortable latex, rubber, or neoprene. BodiAssets Garments are are highly breathable as well as opaque, so you can comfortably wear them under clothing or by themselves as exercise pants, etc.

It depends on the style of stocking, the type of one's lifestyle, the steps they take for donning the stockings, and the care they give the stockings. Someone improperly donning a stocking will ruin it typically within 2 months or so. Please review the donning section of our FAQ's. Also, the sheer stockings, being more fragile, typically don't hold up quite as long as the less sheer stockings unless one is EXTREMELY careful with them.

No. Our treatment is very different, treating the deeper layers thoroughly and slowly working inside out. Because of this, you will walk out as you walked in and can proceed with most normal activity, depending on the nature and severity of your problem.