Multicomponent compression: Dual advantage, In one bandage.
UrgoKOne combines stiffness and flexibility in one bandage, thanks to 3D knitting technology.
It’s time for a treatment that sticks
71% of patients switched from the compression treatment they started with.1
Better concordance supports better healing outcomes.2,3
UrgoKOne delivers true multicomponent compression in a unique single-bandage format. It is designed to help patients maintain effective multicomponent compression while fitting into their daily lives without compromise.
Which patients is it for?
- Patients with venous leg ulcers or lower limb oedema
- Patients at any level of mobility
- Patients who would benefit from comfortable and effective multicomponent compression
- Patients who’ve struggled to stick with previous compression therapy
- For patients assessed as suitable for strong compression.
Read the Product Information Leaflet before use.
UrgoKOne delivers true multicomponent compression in one bandage
Using innovative 3D knitting technology, UrgoKOne combines elastic and inelastic fibres within a lightweight, breathable and discreet bandage designed to fit more naturally into patients’ everyday lives.
3D Knitting Technology
Combines elastic and inelastic fibres within a single-bandage, multicomponent compression system to provide:4
Inner face
White, soft and skin-friendly for patient comfort.
Outer face
With pressure indicators to ensure therapeutic pressure and correct application.
Support your patients and put them on the path to healing with UrgoKOne
Give your patients evidence-based multicomponent compression that fits into their everyday lives. Learn more about the 3 Cs – continuous, consistent and comfortable compression with UrgoKOne.
Learn more about the 3 Cs1. Comfortable compression
Designed to support patient acceptance, concordance and everyday living5,6
- 96%reported no unpleasant feelings or interference with daily activities5
- 85%very good/good ankle mobility6
- 79%none/mild heat sensation6
- 77%very easy/easy to use footwear6
By addressing common barriers to concordance, UrgoKOne is designed to help more patients successfully wear effective multicomponent compression.5,7
“I could nearly forget that it’s there.”
2. Continuous compression
UrgoKOne is a multicomponent compression system: its 3D knitting technology combines elastic and inelastic fibres in one bandage, to deliver high pressure during activity and moderate pressure at rest.4,8,9
Effective compression requires both sustained pressure and adequate stiffness.4,8,9
Together, these properties allow a compression system to adapt to the patient’s activity level throughout the day.4,8,9
Continuous compression with UrgoKOne
Clinically effective multicomponent compression for healing and oedema reduction.4–6
See the healing outcomes3. Consistent compression
Simple, reproducible application supported by the PresSure indicator system, helping clinicians confidently deliver therapeutic compression.5
Ensures easy, safe and accurate application
The outer face has pressure indicators to ensure therapeutic pressure and correct application.
- Measure the ankle and choose the correct kit – 18–25 cm or 25–32 cm. For ankle sizes over 32 cm, we recommend using the 25–32 cm kit.
- Achieve correct stretch with the pressure indicators.
- Achieve correct overlap – 1/2 overlap with the 18–25 cm kit; 2/3 overlap with the 25–32 cm kit.
Reshape irregular shaped limbs and protect bony prominences with wadding, such as K-Soft, using clinical judgement.
Effective healing outcomes
UrgoKOne brings the benefits of true multicomponent in a unique single-bandage format, demonstrated in clinical practice.5,6,10
- 35%Wound closure
- 91%Median wound area reduction
- 57%Complete oedema resolution
Dissemond et al.5
Real-world study in routine practice
343 VLU/oedema patients, routine practice, up to 8 weeks
- 49%Complete healing
- 87%Complete oedema resolution or significant oedema reduction
Support for every patient with leg ulcers
UrgoKOne
Multicomponent compression in one bandage for patients with venous leg ulcers and/or lower limb oedema, where strong compression is recommended, in adults. Available in two kits, chosen by ankle circumference. Latex free.
| Ankle circumference | Width | MPC code | PIP code | NPC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18–25 cm | 10 cm | 603622 | 327-4685 | ECA85045 |
| 25–32 cm | 10 cm | 603623 | 439-1678 | ECA85046 |
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References
- Arundel C, Welch C, Strachan L, et al. Compression therapies for venous leg ulcers: the VENous Ulcer Study 6 (VenUS 6), an open, multicentre, randomised clinical trial. PLoS Med. 2026;23(7):e1005154.
- Moffatt CJ, Kommala D, Dourdin N, Choe Y. Venous leg ulcers: patient concordance with compression therapy and its impact on healing and prevention of recurrence. Int Wound J. 2009;6(5):386–393.
- Weller CD, Buchbinder R, Johnston RV. Interventions for helping people adhere to compression treatments for venous leg ulceration. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2016;(3):CD008378.
- Benigni JP, Balet F, Guidet B, Tacca O. Static Stiffness Index of Two Multicomponent Bandage Compression Systems: Results of a Randomized Controlled Trial on Healthy Volunteers. Phlebologie. 2022;51(1):21–30.
- Dissemond J, Schicker C, Breitfeld T, et al. An innovative multicomponent compression system in a single bandage for venous leg ulcer and/or oedema treatment: a real-life study in 343 patients. J Wound Care. 2025;34(1):31–46.
- Senet P, Addala A, Léger P, et al. A new compression system for treatment of venous leg ulcers: a prospective, single-arm, clinical trial (FREEDOM). J Wound Care. 2022;31(9):734–747.
- Jansz C, Finlayson K, Edwards H, et al. Improving concordance with long-term compression therapy for people with venous leg ulcers: identifying clinician-perceived barriers and facilitators using a Delphi study. J Tissue Viability. 2025;34(3):100908.
- Partsch H, Schuren J, Mosti G, Benigni JP. The Static Stiffness Index: an important parameter to characterise compression therapy in vivo. J Wound Care. 2016;25(Suppl 9):S4–S10.
- Jünger M, Ladwig A, Bohbot S, Haase H. Comparison of interface pressures of three compression bandaging systems used on healthy volunteers. J Wound Care. 2009;18(11):474, 476–480.
- Benigni JP, Uhl JF, Taha W, Filori P, Balet F. Static stiffness index of two multicomponent bandage systems: a randomized controlled trial in healthy volunteers (FUSION). J Wound Care. 2021;30(Sup9):S4–S12.