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Compression Application Aids Explained

Firm and higher compression garments (20-30 mmHg and above) can be genuinely difficult to put on by hand, especially for wearers with limited hand strength, arthritis, or reduced mobility. Donning and doffing aids are designed specifically to make this easier, without compromising the compression itself once the garment is on.

This category includes fabric donning frames and slides that let a stocking glide up the leg with less friction, rubber or silicone gripping gloves that give a stronger, non-slip hold when pulling a garment on, and doffing butlers that help remove a snug stocking at the end of the day.

These aids are most commonly used by wearers of 20-30 mmHg compression and above, though anyone who finds daily donning tiring or difficult can benefit, regardless of their specific compression level.

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Truform Donning Gloves
Truform Donning Gloves — Easier, Safer Application of Compression Garments Truform Donning Gloves are an application aid with a non-slip...

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Sigvaris
Sigvaris Doff N’ Donner Rolly®
Glide Compression Garments On and Off Without Pulling or Tugging The Sigvaris Doff N' Donner Rolly is a soft device...

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Truform

Truform Stocking Donner - 752
Truform Stocking Applicator — Easier, Safer Application of Compression Garments The Truform Stocking Applicator is an application aid that lets...

$49.28 $70.40

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a stocking donner and how does it work?

A stocking donner is a frame or fabric sleeve that holds a compression stocking open while you slide your foot and leg into it, reducing the friction and pulling force normally needed to put on a firm compression garment by hand.

Do I need a donning aid for lower compression levels like 15-20 mmHg?

Most wearers of 15-20 mmHg compression can put garments on comfortably by hand. Donning aids become more useful at 20-30 mmHg and above, or for anyone with arthritis, limited grip strength, or reduced mobility regardless of compression level.

What's the difference between a donning aid and a doffer?

A donning aid helps put a compression garment on; a doffer (sometimes called a butler) helps take it off at the end of the day. Some products, like certain gloves, can assist with both.

Are compression gloves reusable?

Yes, rubber and silicone donning gloves are designed for repeated daily use and can typically be washed and reused for the life of the product.

Which donning aid works best for arthritis or limited hand strength?

A donning frame can be especially helpful for arthritis or limited grip strength because it reduces the amount of gripping and pulling required. The best option also depends on your reach, mobility, and the specific garment you're putting on, so it's worth matching the aid to your own routine.

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