UnnaRite C Unna Boot with Calamine and Zinc Oxide, 3 Inch x 10 Yard

UnnaRite C Unna Boot with Calamine and Zinc Oxide, 3 Inch x 10 Yard

The UnnaRite C Unna Boot is a medicated compression bandage designed for patients managing venous leg ulcers and lower extremity edema. Infused with soothing Calamine and Zinc Oxide, this dressing combines gentle, ambulatory compression with skin-calming ingredients to support the healing process. It's ideal for clinicians, caregivers, and anyone following a physician's plan for chronic lower-leg wound care.

Applied as a moist bandage that firms up as it dries, the Unna boot conforms to the contours of the leg and provides steady, comfortable gentle compression to help control swelling and promote venous return. The Calamine infusion soothes irritated skin while the Zinc Oxide helps maintain a moist healing environment that supports faster wound recovery. Because it stays in place, patients can remain mobile and continue everyday activities during treatment.

This product measures 3 inches by 10 yards (7.6 cm x 9 m) and comes as a Box of 1. It is safe to wear for up to 7 days, depending on wound exudate levels. Many wound-care supplies like this are FSA/HSA eligible. Select your option below to add it to your cart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is an Unna boot used for?
A: An Unna boot is a medicated compression bandage most often used to treat venous leg ulcers and to help manage edema in the lower legs by providing gentle, ambulatory compression.

Q: What do the Calamine and Zinc Oxide do?
A: The Calamine soothes and calms irritated skin, while the Zinc Oxide helps maintain a moist healing environment that supports wound recovery.

Q: How long can the UnnaRite C boot be worn?
A: It can be worn for up to 7 days, with the exact wear time adjusted based on the wound's exudate (drainage) levels and your clinician's guidance.

Q: What size is this Unna boot?
A: This bandage measures 3 inches by 10 yards (7.6 cm x 9 m) and ships as a Box of 1.

Q: Can I stay active while wearing it?
A: Yes. Because the boot dries firm and stays in place, it provides ambulatory compression, allowing you to remain mobile during treatment.