Medical compression tights m.5002 1 class. R.4 (L) height2 black

Name: Medical compression tights m.5002 1 class. R.4 (L) height2 black
SKU: 121820
Price: 59.00 USD
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Compression tights

Medical Compression Tights M.5002 1st Class, R.4 (L), Height 2, Black

Medical Compression Tights M.5002 1st Class, R.4 (L), Height 2, Black: Reduce Leg Fatigue & Support Circulation

Experience the Comfort and Support of Medical Grade Compression

Our M.5002 1st Class compression tights are designed to provide gentle yet effective compression, supporting your legs and promoting healthy circulation. Ideal for:

Reducing Leg Fatigue: Say goodbye to tired, aching legs and experience a renewed sense of energy.
Managing Phlebopathies: Aid in the treatment of conditions like heavy leg syndrome, reticular varicose veins, and telangiectasias (spider veins).
Preventing Varicose Veins: Proactively address risk factors and prevent the development of varicose veins, especially during pregnancy and postpartum.
Post-Surgery Recovery: Support long-term rehabilitation (over 3 months) after varicose vein surgery (phlebectomy).

Key Features:

1st Compression Class (18-21 mmHg): Provides gentle, graduated compression for optimal circulation and leg support.
Height 2 (170-182 cm): Ensures a perfect fit for taller individuals.
Durable and Comfortable: Made from a blend of 80% polyamide and 20% lycra for a breathable and comfortable fit.
Easy to Wear: The tights are designed for easy application and removal, allowing for convenient daily use.

Sizing Guide:

Ankle (b): 26 - 28 cm
10 cm Above Ankle (b1): 31 - 34 cm
Calf (c): 36 - 45 cm
Under Kneecap (d): 34 - 43 cm
Mid-Thigh (f): 48 - 57 cm
Thigh, 5 cm Below Groin (g): 54 - 66 cm
Heel to Groin (AG): 65 - 82 cm
Thigh Circumference (T): Up to 110 cm

Get the Support You Need!

Order your Medical Compression Tights M.5002 1st Class, R.4 (L), Height 2, Black today and experience the benefits of compression therapy!

Note: This product description is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider for personalized advice and treatment.