Donning

Donning aids are tools designed to make putting on compression stockings, socks, and sleeves easier and less frustrating. These accessories can help people with limited flexibility, hand strength, or grip maintain independence with their daily compression routine. Donning aids are tools designed to make putting on compression stockings, socks, and sleeves easier and less frustrating. These accessories can help people with limited flexibility, hand strength, or grip maintain independence with their daily compression routine.This category is ideal for older adults, arthritis sufferers, caregivers, and anyone who struggles to pull on tight-fitting garments. Donning gloves, application frames, and sock assistants may help reduce fabric damage and make wear time more consistent. Many users find that the right aid turns compression from a struggle into a quick morning habit.Because compression garments must be worn every day to provide benefit, removing barriers to application is clinically important. Donning aids are a simple, cost-effective way to improve adherence and protect your garment investment. How to Choose Select a donning aid that matches the garment length and compression level you use. Open-toe stockings work well with slip-on helpers, while closed-toe styles may need a stocking frame or glove with a strong grip. Practice the technique your therapist recommends to avoid overstretching the fabric. Frequently Asked Questions Will accessories make compression easier to wear? Yes. The right accessory can reduce application time, protect garments, and improve daily adherence. Which accessory should I buy first? Start with the item that solves your biggest daily challenge, such as a donning glove if pulling on garments is difficult. How do I clean and maintain accessories? Most aids can be hand-washed or wiped clean. Replace gloves when the grip surface shows visible wear. Related Categories Donning Aids & Accessories Patient Accessories Arion FarrowWrap Consistent daily wear supports better outcomes; ask your clinician for help if donning remains difficult.