NOVATEX MEDICAL specializes in the design and manufacture of made-to-measure compression garments prescribed for the treatment of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, severe burns and post-operative recovery.
NOVATEX MEDICAL offers a wide range of garments and color options to meet
different patient needs.
NOVATEX MEDICAL selects high-quality materials and accessories to ensure
increasingly reliable and high-performing products. These components are chosen to facilitate product installation, improve comfort and enhance patient well-being.
Our team of certified orthotists enables us to meet patients’ expectations as effectively as possible.
Indeed, our medical expertise is essential for a proper understanding of complex pathologies and allows us to remain at the forefront of medical innovation.
A fabric that combines comfort and efficacy, available in 5 shades: black, blue, pink, navy blue and taupe.
A new ultra-soft technical fabric. Available in parma, nude, and grey
A fabric characterized by its fineness and lightness. Available in the following shades: blue and white stripes, pink and white stripes and black.
NOVATEX MEDICAL innovates with the NOVAVITA abdominal support belt. Despite the challenges posed by the health crisis, the Novatex Medical team continues to innovate and
Novatex Medical is proud to have contributed to the study conducted in collaboration with the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, the Reference Center for
Novatex Medical presents its NOVAMASK 3, a barrier mask whose filtration efficiency and breathability have been tested by a certified lab and referenced by the
Novatex Medical is honored to be among the recipients of an Innovation Award for its NOVATHANE orthosis range, and warmly thanks all its employees, clients,
Once again this year, Novatex Medical attended the National Orthotics & Prosthetics Congress held on December 7 and 8, 2019. Thank you all for visiting
VITALISED /Evaluation of an innovative proprioceptive therapy for the treatment of hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Project overview This study aims to better characterize Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
