VenaGo Portable DVT Pump, Sequential Compression Leg Cuff

The VenaGo Portable DVT Pump with Sequential Compression Leg Cuff offers battery-powered calf compression in a mobile design with no external tubing to connect during use. Two overlapping aircells inflate in sequence, with a preset cycle applying 50 mmHg once per minute. One-button operation, visible pressure readings, and a total-use-time display help keep operation straightforward. Use only as directed by your healthcare professional and the manufacturer's instructions.

Key Features

• Portable, battery-operated compression device with leg cuff
• Graduated sequential compression using two overlapping aircells
• Distal aircell inflates first, followed by the proximal aircell
• Asymmetric compression design targets the front and back of the calf
• Preset 50 mmHg compression cycle, once per minute
• Rechargeable battery with a listed runtime of 10 to 12 hours
• Listed recharge time of approximately 4 hours
• Simple one-button operation
• Visible pressure readings and total use time
• No external cords or tubing to connect during battery-powered operation

Specifications

• Brand/product line: VenaGo
• SKU: 31M
• Device type: Portable sequential compression pump with leg cuff
• Compression system: Two overlapping aircells, distal-to-proximal inflation
• Compression pattern: Asymmetric, anterior and posterior calf
• Preset pressure: 50 mmHg
• Cycle frequency: Once per minute
• Power: Rechargeable battery
• Listed battery runtime: 10 to 12 hours
• Listed recharge time: 4 hours
• Listed device weight: 1 lb
• Controls: Single button
• Readouts: Pressure and total use time

Ideal For

This device is intended for people whose healthcare professional has recommended portable calf compression as part of a DVT-prevention plan. The rechargeable design suits prescribed use away from a stationary pump. One-button controls provide a straightforward interface for a clinician-directed routine. Buyers should confirm cuff fit, intended use, and package contents before ordering, as these details are not specified in the supplied listing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the sequential compression cycle work?
Two overlapping aircells inflate in sequence. The distal aircell inflates first, followed by the proximal aircell, with a listed preset pressure of 50 mmHg once per minute.

How long does the rechargeable battery last?
The supplied specifications list 10 to 12 hours of compression per charge and approximately 4 hours to recharge. Follow the manufacturer's charging instructions.

Does it need external tubing or a power cord during use?
The portable design operates on its rechargeable battery without external tubing or a power cord connected during use. Charging requirements are separate from battery-powered operation.

Can I use this without professional guidance?
Use this device only as directed by your healthcare professional and the manufacturer's instructions. It is not a substitute for assessment or treatment of a suspected blood clot. Confirm suitability, cuff fit, and the prescribed wear routine with your clinician.