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DVT Machine – Deep Vein Thrombosis Prevention Pump

Prevention is better than complication.

The DVT Machine is specially designed to help prevent blood clots in the legs, particularly in bedridden, post-surgical, or low-mobility patients. It works by applying intermittent air pressure to leg sleeves, gently massaging the legs and improving blood flow to reduce the risk of DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis).

Key Benefits:

Ideal for post-surgery recovery

Helps prevent blood clots and swelling

Supports better circulation in immobile patients

Essential for long-term bedridden or elderly care

Automatic pump with leg sleeves – easy to operate and comfortable

Terms & Conditions:

This is an equipment rental service, not a medical treatment

Use only on a doctor’s advice and under professional supervision

The user is responsible for safe and proper use of the equipment

Damage or misuse may result in repair or replacement charges

Equipment must be returned in clean and working condition

Advance booking and refundable security deposit may be applicable

Trustotrycare reserves the right to cancel or refuse rental due to misuse or unavailability

📞 Technical Support / Assistance:

Facing a technical issue, malfunction, or confusion in usage?

Call your assigned provider immediately

(Provider contact details are shared at the time of booking confirmation)

Free installation and live demo will be provided at the time of delivery

If the distance from the service booking location to the delivery location exceeds 10 km, an additional delivery charge of ₹30 per kilometer will be applicable on the entire distance

Terms & Conditions apply

dvt pump for 7 days

Service Duration

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Frequently Asked Questions

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