At Compression Care, we believe the best patient outcomes happen when clinicians have access to both strong products and strong education.
That is exactly why this Big Day of Training session is worth watching.
In this replay, Aaron Sadowski from JOBST joins Joshua Perkins to walk through how JOBST is supporting improved clinical outcomes through product innovation, clinical research, training, and hands-on support for clinicians, fitters, and patients.
If you work in lymphedema care, compression therapy, or wound management, this session offers a practical look at the science, product options, and educational tools that can help you make more confident garment decisions.
Why This Session Matters
Compression therapy is not just about choosing a garment. It is about selecting the right garment for the right patient at the right time — and making sure the patient will actually wear it.
That is a major theme throughout this presentation.
Aaron highlights how JOBST continues to focus on:
- Clinical data
- Product innovation
- Patient comfort
- Ease of use
- Long-term adherence
Because even the best garment only works if the patient can tolerate it, apply it, and stay consistent with it.
A Look at JOBST’s Daytime Compression Options
The session begins with a helpful review of JOBST’s daytime flat knit options, including:
- Elvarex
- Elvarex Plus
- Elvarex Soft
- Elvarex Soft Seamless
Aaron also introduces Confidence, which she describes as the next generation of custom flat knit garments.
Confidence stands out because of its:
- 3D contour fit technology
- Double-layer construction
- Improved moisture management
- Better flexibility and comfort
- Enhanced fit, especially in panty styles
One of the most valuable parts of this section is the discussion around balancing containment and comfort. Aaron explains that Confidence was designed in response to real feedback from patients and clinicians who wanted garments that were cooler, more flexible, and more comfortable without sacrificing effectiveness.
She also shares study data showing strong patient satisfaction, improved freedom of movement, and better moisture management — all key factors in long-term compliance.
Compression Options for Reduction and Maintenance
The replay also covers several compression systems used in the reduction phase and for patients who need easier-to-manage options.
Aaron reviews:
- Short stretch bandaging products
- Two-layer compression systems
- Wound-focused compression systems
- Velcro wrap solutions
- Trim-to-fit options for upper and lower extremity
A standout section focuses on FarrowWrap, including the differences between:
- Classic
- Basic
- Strong
- Lite
- 4000
This part of the presentation is especially helpful for clinicians who want to better understand how fabric, containment, ease of donning, and adjustability can influence garment selection.
Aaron emphasizes that these products are not all interchangeable. Each one has a role depending on the patient’s edema level, tissue presentation, mobility, and tolerance.
Clinical Evidence Behind the Products
One of the strongest aspects of this session is Aaron’s focus on evidence.
She walks through research supporting:
- The benefits of JOBST Confidence for comfort and adherence
- The effectiveness of FarrowWrap compared with traditional multi-layer bandaging for lower extremity ulceration
- The importance of nighttime compression in preventing rebound edema and maintaining progress
This makes the replay especially useful for clinicians who want not only product knowledge, but also clinical rationale they can use in practice.
Nighttime Compression: Relax and JoViPak
Nighttime compression is another major focus of the presentation.
Aaron reviews two key options:
Relax
A lightweight, breathable nighttime garment designed for patients with mild to moderate edema. She explains how the monofilament spacer fabric technology helps make the garment cooler, lower profile, and more comfortable — all while supporting lymphatic flow through textured pressure points.
JoViPak
For patients with moderate to severe edema or fibrosis, Aaron makes it clear:
when you think fibrosis, think JoViPak.
She explains how JoViPak’s multiple foam densities help create varied pressure points that support softening fibrotic tissue and maintaining gains made during treatment.
She also touches on specialized pads, pit packs, and breast/chest wall products — reminding clinicians that there are far more options available than many people realize.
Accessories Matter More Than You Think
This session also does a great job reinforcing that outcomes are not driven by garments alone.
Aaron highlights the value of accessories such as:
- Donning gloves
- Easy slide donning aids
- Magnide for closed-toe garments
- Dycem for push-on garments like JoViPak
- Skin care products like CutaMed Acute
- Leukotape K and taping support
These are often the tools that make the difference between a patient struggling and a patient succeeding.
Education and Support for Clinicians
The final portion of the session focuses on JOBST’s education and support ecosystem.
Aaron shares resources including:
- JOBST Compression Institute
- Upcoming classes and webinars
- Monthly educational webinars
- Self-paced learning through PATH
- JOBST eShop for custom ordering
- A large network of medical advisors who can provide clinic support, measuring help, and product guidance
This part of the replay is especially valuable because it reminds clinicians that they do not have to figure everything out alone.
Why You Should Watch the Replay
This is a strong session for:
- Lymphedema therapists
- Compression fitters
- Clinicians new to maintenance garment selection
- Providers treating wounds and edema
- Anyone looking for more support around product selection and patient adherence
If you want a clearer understanding of JOBST’s product line, the evidence behind it, and the support tools available to you, this replay is worth your time.
Watch the Replay
If you missed this session live, you can still access the replay, resources, quiz, and certificate through the Big Day of Training resources page.
Watch the replay here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NE7A4IGdR88