JOBST JoViPad Universal Neck Pad

The blended foam mix and stitched channels of JOBST JoViPdas create multiple pressure points when used under compression and are designed to stimulate lymph flow and soften fibrotic tissue. The universal JOBST JoViPad Neck was developed to be used with the standard Chin Strap, helping to address bilateral and neck edema where there is swelling of the neck in front of the ear(s).

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