AVABoots

Pneumatic compression is a pressure-massage technique that uses an inflatable garment to fully wrap a limb, such as the legs or arms. During the session, the equipment inflates and deflates in cycles, promoting the drainage of fluids and metabolic waste while stimulating the flow of nutrient-rich blood to the treated area. This process improves blood circulation, helps reduce muscle pain and tension, decreases swelling, and accelerates recovery, providing significant and more efficient relief.

AVABoots 5.0 stand out by delivering superior performance, combining efficiency, safety, and convenience. Developed based on recent scientific and technological advances, they feature innovative characteristics that make them an excellent choice. Key differentiating aspects include:

Wireless operation: With a fully autonomous design, AVABoots 5.0 eliminate the need for cables or external connections. The integration of pumping and control mechanisms within the device ensures portability, ease of use, and simplified storage.

Sequential compression system: The device applies pressure in a precise and progressive manner, moving from the feet toward the lymphatic vessels through interconnected chambers. This process temporarily improves circulation and promotes localized benefits.

Optimized compression cycles: Adjustable pressure allows the system to perform complete compression and relaxation cycles. This mechanism not only accelerates the removal of metabolic waste but also improves oxygenated blood circulation, supporting faster recovery.

Thanks to these innovations, AVABoots 5.0 provide an effective and modern solution, ideal for those seeking to enhance physical performance and muscle recovery.

AVABoots were designed for healthy individuals. If you have cardiovascular problems, are undergoing medical treatment, or have any condition that affects your health, their use may not be recommended. If you are pregnant or suspect you may be pregnant, it is essential to consult a doctor before using them.

Avoid using AVABoots on areas with altered sensitivity, poor circulation, or in cases of blood clots, deep vein thrombosis, or phlebitis. Do not use them on swollen, inflamed, irritated areas, or if you experience unusual pain in the calf region.

To ensure safety, always seek medical advice before starting to use AVABoots, confirming that they are appropriate for your condition.

We recommend seeking professional medical advice before using AVABoots, especially if you currently have or have previously had any condition that may affect your physical well-being.

Preferably, AVABoots should be used in direct contact with the skin. If that is not possible, choose comfortable clothing—ideally sportswear or moisture-absorbing materials—to ensure a more practical and hygienic experience during the session.

To avoid any damage to the user or the equipment, make sure you are not carrying objects in your pockets or wearing personal accessories while using AVABoots. Additionally, the equipment should not be used with shoes; socks are an appropriate and recommended option

Cleaning and sanitation must be performed before first use and after each session.

External cleaning: Use a damp cloth with neutral detergent or enzymatic detergent. Remove excess water with a clean cloth.

Alternative: The system may be sanitized using a mixture of isopropyl alcohol and water. Never use solvents.

Boot cleaning procedure:

Clean manually with a damp cloth, neutral detergent, or antibacterial soap. Avoid fabric softeners and bleach.

Hang the boots to dry naturally. Do not use a tumble dryer.

Attention:

Before cleaning, disconnect the power supply from the electrical outlet.

Never allow liquids to enter the interior of the equipment, as this may cause damage, electric shock risk, or accidents.

Due to potential risks and adverse effects that may harm health, compression sessions are not recommended for individuals with the following conditions:

• Acute pulmonary edema
• Hypertension
• Erysipelas
• Acute thrombophlebitis
• Acute heart failure
• Acute infections
• Deep vein thrombosis
• Pulmonary embolism
• Wounds, lesions, or tumors near the area where the boots are applied
• Peripheral neuropathy
• Lymphatic obstruction
• Bone fractures or joint dislocations at the application site

Important safety guidelines

Supervision: The boots should not be used by unconscious individuals or by people with impaired mobility without proper supervision.

Hygiene and safe use: Compression boots are not sterile. Therefore, they should be used over clothing or dressings, avoiding direct contact with open wounds, irritation, or infections.

Unlisted conditions: In situations not mentioned above, or if in doubt, it is essential to consult a specialist to ensure safe use of the equipment.