Eclipse is a French beauty-tech brand dedicated to women’s wellbeing. We design premium at-home air-compression devices and complementary technologies with one goal: make sophisticated body-care routines easier to integrate into everyday life, with thoughtful design, intuitive use and human support.
Pressotherapy, also known as pneumatic compression, uses controlled air pressure in inflatable chambers to create a sequential massage. In a wellness routine, it is commonly used for a feeling of lighter legs, drainage-focused comfort and post-exercise relaxation. Eclipse devices are designed for at-home use and are not a substitute for medical treatment.
Our devices are designed to be simple to use:
1. Put on the boots, pants, belt or arm sleeve for the area you want to cover.
2. Select your program, pressure and session duration.
3. Get comfortable and let the sequential air chambers do the work.
A typical routine may include sessions of around 20–30 minutes, with frequency adjusted to your comfort, goals and any professional advice you have received.
Depending on the device and your routine, Eclipse air compression is designed to support:
• A feeling of lighter, less tired legs
• A drainage-focused body-care ritual
• Comfort when you feel puffy or swollen
• A smoother-looking body-care routine when used consistently
• Relaxation and post-exercise leg comfort
Results and sensations vary from person to person.
No. Pneumatic compression may be unsuitable in certain situations, including pregnancy unless medically approved, known or suspected deep-vein thrombosis or acute phlebitis, decompensated heart failure, severe uncontrolled hypertension, significant arterial disease, open wounds or active skin infections, and certain other medical conditions.
If you have a medical condition, implanted electronic device, recent surgery or any uncertainty about whether compression is appropriate for you, speak with your healthcare professional before use.
There is no single timetable because results depend on your starting point, the device, consistency and lifestyle. Many users value the immediate massage and lighter-leg sensation after a session. Changes in the visible appearance of the skin or silhouette, when they occur, generally require a consistent routine over time. We prefer realistic expectations over fixed promises.
To help preserve your device:
• Wipe the boots and accessories after use with a soft, slightly damp cloth.
• Never immerse the control unit, charger or other electronic components in water.
• Store the device in a dry place away from direct heat and sunlight.
Follow the care instructions supplied with your device.
Compression boots create a repeatable sequential pneumatic massage and are widely used for leg comfort, a drainage-focused sensation and post-exercise recovery routines. How useful they feel depends on your needs, settings and consistency. They are not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment of a medical condition.
Pressure that is too high can feel uncomfortable and may cause tenderness or bruising in some people. Incorrect fit or settings can also make a session unpleasant. Pneumatic compression is not appropriate for certain medical conditions, so follow the contraindications and seek professional advice if you are unsure.
This question relates specifically to France. At-home pressotherapy purchased for beauty or wellness use is generally not reimbursed by French social security. Coverage rules for medically prescribed compression or treatment of conditions such as lymphedema are different and depend on the device, prescription and individual situation. Check directly with your healthcare provider and insurer.
An air-compression routine can provide a progressive massage sensation, help legs feel lighter and more relaxed, and complement a drainage-focused or post-exercise wellness routine. The experience depends on the pressure, program, fit and individual response.
Intermittent pneumatic compression may be used by healthcare professionals in selected medical contexts, including some forms of edema or lymphedema and other indications. Clinical use, pressure settings and suitability are different from general wellness use and should be determined by a qualified healthcare professional.
Some people use pneumatic compression regularly, including daily, while others prefer fewer sessions. There is no universal frequency that suits everyone. Keep sessions comfortable and, if you have a medical condition or are using compression for a clinical reason, ask a healthcare professional how often it is appropriate for you.
Prices vary significantly by country, city, provider, session length and whether pressotherapy is offered alone or as part of another treatment. Check local providers for current pricing. An at-home device is designed for customers who value the convenience of building a repeatable routine without booking individual sessions.
Uniform or simultaneous compression: multiple areas may be pressurised at the same time.
Sequential compression: chambers activate progressively across the limb, creating a wave-like massage sensation. Programs vary by device, so refer to the instructions for your Eclipse model.
Make sure the boots fit correctly, position your feet comfortably and start with a lower pressure. Compression should feel firm but never painful. If you experience pain, numbness or unusual discomfort, stop the session and seek professional advice if symptoms persist.
Intermittent pneumatic compression is an established technology used in a range of professional and medical settings, but suitability depends on the indication and the person. At-home wellness devices should not be treated as a substitute for clinical care. If you have edema, venous disease, lymphedema or another health condition, discuss use with your healthcare professional.
Intermittent pneumatic compression uses a control unit to inflate and deflate air chambers around a limb in programmed cycles. Depending on the device, the chambers may activate simultaneously or sequentially to create controlled, intermittent pressure.
When legs look puffy because of temporary fluid retention, a compression session may be associated with a less swollen, lighter-looking appearance for some users. It does not remove body fat. Lasting changes in body composition depend on broader factors such as nutrition, activity and health.
Eclipse boots are designed to turn sequential air compression into an easy at-home ritual.
✔ 8 overlapping air chambers for smooth, progressive coverage
✔ Adjustable pressure and multiple programs
✔ Designed for a feeling of lighter, more comfortable legs
✔ Portable control unit for a routine that fits around everyday life
They are wellness devices and should be used according to the precautions and instructions provided.
Eclipse Wave Compression™ 8C boots combine 8 overlapping air chambers, adjustable pressure up to 260 mmHg, multiple programs and a portable control unit. Beyond the specifications, we focus on comfort, intuitive use, premium presentation and responsive customer support — so the device is easy to integrate into a consistent routine.
• 2 compression boots with air hoses
• 1 control unit
• 1 mains charger
• 1 storage and travel case
• 1 detailed user guide with setup, program and safety information
Contents may vary by set; refer to the product page for the exact configuration.
1. Put on the boots and adjust them so they sit comfortably.
2. Connect the air hoses and choose your program, pressure and duration.
3. Start at a comfortable pressure and relax during the session.
The goal is a firm but comfortable progressive massage. Higher pressure is not automatically better.
The price reflects the complete device experience: multi-chamber construction, adjustable programs and pressure, portable electronics, materials, accessories, product development, warranty and customer support. We position Eclipse as a premium at-home beauty-tech solution designed to be used consistently over time, rather than as a basic compression accessory.
Yes. Compatible Eclipse control units include a 5000 mAh rechargeable battery, allowing cordless use for up to approximately 4 hours depending on settings and usage. You can also use the system while connected to mains power where the product instructions allow it.
The charging power supply has an indicator light. While the control unit is charging, the indicator is red. When charging is complete, it turns green. Always follow the charging instructions supplied with your model.
Pull the boots up fully so they sit correctly along the legs; only the tips of the toes should extend beyond the end if your model is open-toe. Keep your legs in a comfortable, supported position. Make sure the air hoses are not twisted, pinched or folded, as this can restrict airflow and prevent the chambers from inflating correctly.
Each connector has a small triangular alignment mark. Match the mark with the corresponding notch and click the connector into place without forcing it.
If the chambers inflate incorrectly or not at all, first check that every connector is aligned and attached to the correct port and that the hoses are not kinked.
You can use the boots over bare skin, but for comfort and hygiene we generally recommend a thin pair of leggings. Avoid jeans, bulky seams or objects in pockets that could press against or damage the air chambers as they inflate.
No. The two boots are identical and can be worn on either the left or right leg.
The Eclipse Wave Compression™ 8C system offers adjustable pressure from 80 mmHg (10.7 kPa) up to 260 mmHg (34.7 kPa). Sensitivity varies from person to person: start low and increase only while the pressure remains comfortable. The highest setting is not the goal, and compression should never be painful.
The boots will deflate naturally after the session. If you want to release the air more quickly before storing them, disconnect the leg hoses as instructed and gently press the inflated chambers to help move the remaining air out. Do not fold or force the chambers while they are fully inflated.
No. Eclipse Beauty Tech products are sold as wellness/beauty devices unless a specific product page explicitly states otherwise. They are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure a medical condition. For medical questions or clinical use, speak with a qualified healthcare professional.
Do not use an Eclipse Beauty Tech compression device without medical approval if you are pregnant or have a condition that may make pneumatic compression unsuitable, including known or suspected deep-vein thrombosis, significant arterial disease, decompensated heart disease, severe uncontrolled hypertension, kidney failure, hemophilia, open or unhealed wounds, active infection, recent surgery, or another medical condition requiring professional advice. If you use an implanted medical device or are unsure whether compression is appropriate for you, ask your healthcare professional before use.
The Eclipse 8C belt uses sequential air chambers around the waist to create a controlled, progressive massage sensation.
It is designed for:
✔ A comfortable abdominal and waist massage routine
✔ A feeling of compression and relaxation across the covered area
✔ A portable body-care ritual that can be adjusted to your preferred pressure
✔ Pairing with other Eclipse 8C accessories where compatible
The belt is a wellness device and does not claim to reduce body fat, treat digestive conditions or “detox” the body.
The Eclipse Beauty Tech 8C belt combines 8 air chambers with adjustable pressure up to 260 mmHg and is designed to work with the Eclipse 8C control system. We focus on comfortable fit, intuitive settings, premium construction and responsive customer support so the belt can become an easy part of your body-care routine.
Wrap the belt around your waist and adjust the fastening so it feels secure but comfortable.
Connect it to the compatible control unit, choose the program, pressure and duration, then start the session.
Begin at a lower pressure and increase only if it remains comfortable. Sit or recline comfortably, keep the air hoses free from twists, and follow the instructions supplied with your device.
The rechargeable control unit makes the routine portable where compatible with your model.
The price reflects the complete system: multi-chamber construction, adjustable pressure and programs, portable electronics, materials, product development, accessories, warranty and customer care. Eclipse is positioned as a premium at-home beauty-tech experience designed for repeated use over time.
Yes. Compatible Eclipse control units include a 5000 mAh rechargeable battery, allowing cordless use for up to approximately 4 hours depending on settings and usage. The system can also be connected to mains power in accordance with the product instructions.
The charging power supply has an indicator light. It is red while the control unit is charging and turns green once charging is complete. Always follow the charging instructions supplied with your model.
Place the belt securely around your waist and adjust the fastening so it is snug but comfortable. We recommend sitting or reclining in a comfortable position during the session. Make sure the air hoses are not twisted or pinched, as restricted airflow can prevent the chambers from inflating correctly.
Each connector has a small triangular alignment mark. Match it with the corresponding notch and click the connector into place without forcing it.
If the belt inflates incorrectly or not at all, check that each connector is aligned with the correct port and that the hoses are not kinked.
You may use the belt over bare skin, but for comfort and hygiene we recommend wearing a thin, smooth top underneath.
The Eclipse Wave Compression™ 8C system offers adjustable pressure from 80 mmHg (10.7 kPa) up to 260 mmHg (34.7 kPa). Sensitivity varies from person to person: start low and increase only while the pressure remains comfortable. The highest setting is not the goal, and compression should never be painful.
Do not use an Eclipse Beauty Tech compression device without medical approval if you are pregnant or have a condition that may make pneumatic compression unsuitable, including known or suspected deep-vein thrombosis, significant arterial disease, decompensated heart disease, severe uncontrolled hypertension, kidney failure, hemophilia, open or unhealed wounds, active infection, recent surgery, or another medical condition requiring professional advice. Avoid use over an acute muscle injury. If you are unsure whether compression is appropriate for you, ask your healthcare professional before use.
What is the lymphatic system?
The lymphatic system is a network of vessels and nodes that helps maintain fluid balance and supports immune function. “Lymphatic drainage” describes techniques intended to encourage lymphatic fluid movement; manual lymphatic drainage is a specialised hands-on technique performed by trained professionals.
Where does pneumatic compression fit?
Sequential pneumatic compression is different from manual lymphatic drainage. It uses inflatable chambers to apply programmed pressure to a limb or body area. In wellness use, many people value the progressive massage and lighter-leg sensation it can provide. In clinical situations such as lymphedema, suitability and settings should be determined by a healthcare professional.
Important: claims about “detoxifying” the body are not the purpose of Eclipse devices. For persistent swelling, sudden one-sided swelling, pain, redness or other concerning symptoms, seek medical advice.
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What about the warranty?
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