Beige Compression Stockings

Beige Compression Stockings, Class 1 Compression, 1 Piece

Description: These comfortable beige compression stockings feature a simple, silicone-based waistband and an open toe. Ideal for both men and women, they offer superior comfort and durability.

Key Features:

Class 1 Compression (18-21 mmHg): Provides gentle compression to improve circulation and reduce leg fatigue.
L-Long (72-83 cm) Height: Offers comprehensive coverage for optimal support.
Soft Toe Seam: Minimizes discomfort and irritation.
Reinforced Foot Area: Constructed with extra-strong elastic fibers for enhanced durability and longevity.
High Breathability and Moisture-Wicking: Advanced fiber technology keeps feet dry and comfortable.
Flat Seams: Prevent visible lines under clothing for a smooth, streamlined look.
Graduated Compression: Compression gradually decreases from ankle to thigh for optimal circulatory support.
Silicone Waistband: Provides a secure, comfortable fit without restricting blood flow, suitable even for wider thighs.
Universal Foot Size (36-45): Accommodates a wide range of foot sizes.

Indications for Use:

Prevention of venous disease
Treatment of "heavy legs" syndrome
Management of obesity-related venous issues
Post-phlebosclerotherapy and venous surgery compression therapy
Thrombosis of the lower extremities, and post-thrombosis recovery (blood clot formation in veins)
Chronic venous insufficiency
Reticular (net-like) varicose veins
Lymphedema (tissue swelling due to lymphatic drainage impairment) and lipoedema (fat tissue swelling)

Consult a healthcare professional before use.

Contraindications:

Absolute Contraindications:

Impaired arterial blood circulation in the lower extremities
Cardiopulmonary insufficiency
Blue painful phlebitis
Skin rashes (dermatitis)
Diabetic polyneuropathy
Chronic polyarthritis

Relative Contraindications:

Individual intolerance to the materials used in the compression garment

Sizing and Measurement:

Use the provided size chart and carefully measure your legs to determine the correct size. The top edge of the compression stocking should be positioned 5-10 cm above the affected vein. Measurements needed include:

AG: Length from heel to point G (5cm below gluteal fold)
G: Thigh circumference 5 cm below the gluteal fold
D: Calf circumference 2 fingers below the popliteal fossa (knee crease)
C: Circumference of the widest part of the calf
B: Circumference of the narrowest part of the calf above the ankles

Improper sizing may compromise the product's functionality.

How to Put On and Take Off Your Compression Stockings:

Putting On (Manual Method):

Put them on in the morning. Ensure your nails are trimmed and rings are removed.
Sit on a bed or chair with your leg bent.
Turn the stocking inside out up to the heel.
Insert your hand, grasp the heel, and gently pull it right side out to the heel.
Insert two thumbs inside, stretching the stocking wide.
Pull the heel onto your foot, positioning it correctly.
Create a small fold at mid-foot, pull it up, smoothing the stocking onto your leg in sections.
Smooth out any wrinkles, ensuring the heel remains in place.

Putting On (Using a Dressing Aid):

Place the aid on the floor.
Place the stocking over the aid, heel facing you.
Pull the stocking onto the aid up to the heel.
Insert your foot, ensuring your heel is correctly positioned.
Pull the aid up to your knee.
Remove the aid and smooth the stocking.

Taking Off:

Gently pull the top of the stocking down to your knee, then ankle, and finally toe.
Avoid pulling the waistband; instead, grasp the knitted fabric.

Important Notes:

If the stocking isn't fully stretched, remove it, and reapply, stretching more.
Wear gloves when putting on the stockings.
For knee-high stockings, do not pull them above the kneecap.
For stockings with silicone bands, avoid applying creams or ointments to the area where the band adheres.
Never pull on a tight compression area.
Do not cut the threads or labels.
Wear as directed by your healthcare professional. If no instructions are given, wear in the morning and remove in the evening.

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