SKINEEZ expands federal access through Lovell Government Services

SKINEEZ is now available to federal healthcare buyers through Lovell Government Services, giving military, VA and other eligible agencies a clearer procurement path to compression products with skin-conditioning features. The partnership broadens access to a Made-in-USA portfolio aimed at improving comfort and adherence for patients who need compression therapy.

Why it matters: - Federal clinicians and procurement teams now have a more direct route to compression products designed to be easier to wear consistently. - The portfolio targets patients whose dry or fragile skin can make standard compression therapy harder to tolerate. - The expanded access covers military, veterans and other federal healthcare settings, widening the potential reach of the products.

What happened: - SKINEEZ announced expanded federal availability through Lovell Government Services. - The partnership makes SKINEEZ compression socks, stockings, sleeves, gloves and specialty garments available through Lovell’s federal contracting channels. - The announcement was made Aug. 13, 2026. - Lovell Government Services is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business focused on government healthcare procurement.

The details: - The SKINEEZ portfolio is available for procurement across the Department of Defense, including the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and Space Force. - The portfolio is also available to the Department of Veterans Affairs, Indian Health Service and other eligible federal healthcare organizations. - Availability does not mean every named agency or branch has endorsed or adopted the products. - SKINEEZ combines graduated compression with patented microencapsulation technology that releases skin-conditioning ingredients during wear. - The company says the design is meant to support both therapeutic performance and a better wearing experience. - The portfolio includes more than 145 product configurations. - Product categories include compression socks and stockings, arm and leg sleeves, gloves and specialty garments. - SKINEEZ said the range is intended to support lymphedema and edema management, chronic venous conditions, post-operative recovery, prolonged standing, travel-related swelling, skin comfort and physical recovery. - Product selection, compression level and intended use should match the product labeling and the patient’s clinical needs. - SKINEEZ is woman-owned and made in the USA. - Lovell said the partnership pairs domestic manufacturing with federal market expertise, contract access and procurement support.

Between the lines: - The pitch is not just product access. It is about making compression therapy more usable for patients who may otherwise skip it. - The federal angle matters because procurement friction often slows adoption of niche medical products, even when clinical need is clear. - The broad product menu suggests SKINEEZ is positioning itself as a platform, not a single-item supplier.

What’s next: - Federal buyers and healthcare professionals can contact Lovell Government Services to identify applicable products, contracting pathways and ordering information. - The partnership is set up for use across military treatment facilities, VA medical centers, federal clinics and occupational health programs. - SKINEEZ products are also available through healthcare, pharmacy, retail and federal procurement channels.

The bottom line: - SKINEEZ and Lovell are using federal contracting channels to move a comfort-focused compression portfolio closer to military members, Veterans and other federal patients.