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Wraps and compression for lower-extremity wounds.

Zinc and calamine Unna boots, elastic tubular bandages, self-adherent cohesive wrap and sterile roll gauze — plus non-bordered foams made to sit under compression.

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At a glance

  • Unna boots in zinc oxide and calamine formulations
  • Elastic tubular bandages in sizes E, F and G
  • Self-adherent cohesive wrap that sticks to itself, not to skin
  • Non-bordered foams and roll gauze for under-wrap layers

Unna boots

Impregnated bandages applied and left in place between visits.

Sizes, HCPCS and FAQs

  • Unna boot, zinc

    Zinc oxide impregnated compression bandage.

    Sizes

    • 4 in.

  • Unna boot, calamine

    Calamine impregnated compression bandage.

    Sizes

    • 4 in.
Typical HCPCS category
A6456 (zinc paste impregnated bandage, per yard)
Medicare change frequency (LCD L33831)
Weekly. Covered for venous leg ulcers that are qualifying wounds.

Tubular & cohesive bandages

Sleeves and self-adherent wraps to secure and support.

Sizes, HCPCS and FAQs

  • Elastic tubular bandage

    Tubular sleeve, sized to the limb.

    Sizes

    • Size E
    • Size F
    • Size G

  • Cohesive wrap, tan

    Self-adherent wrap; sticks to itself, not to skin.

    Sizes

    • 3 in.
Typical HCPCS category
A6457 (tubular dressing, per linear yard) · A6454 (self-adherent bandage, per yard)

Under-wrap layers

Primary and padding layers that sit under compression.

  • Non-bordered foam

    For use under wraps and compression.

    Sizes

    • 2×2
    • 4×4
    • 5×5
    • 8×8

  • Roll gauze, sterile

    Conforming roll gauze.

    Sizes

    • 4.5 in.
Typical HCPCS category
Foam A6209–A6211 · conforming roll A6446

Medicare notes

What Medicare's rules say about these products.

Short, sourced notes for providers and billing staff. Coverage is decided claim by claim.

Unna boots change weekly

Medicare's surgical dressing LCD covers zinc paste (Unna boot) bandages for venous leg ulcers that are qualifying wounds — surgically created or modified, or debrided — with a weekly change frequency.

LCD L33831(opens in a new tab)

Medicare details checked against CMS sources on October 6, 2026. Not billing, coding or legal advice.

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Questions

Compression & wraps: common questions

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What's the difference between the two Unna boots?

Both are 4-inch impregnated compression bandages — one zinc oxide, one calamine. Choose on clinical judgment and patient tolerance.

Can wraps ship with dressings on the same order?

Yes. Wraps, dressings and kits combine on one order, one shipment and one net-30 invoice.

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Mix these on the same order.

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