Beige Compression Socks, Class 2 Compression – Avicenum

Product Description

Experience superior comfort and therapeutic support with Avicenum Class 2 Compression Socks. These beige socks offer effective compression to improve circulation and alleviate symptoms associated with venous insufficiency, including varicose veins, swelling, and fatigue. Designed for both men and women (suitable for heights of 164cm and above, and shoe sizes up to 42), they are crafted from a premium blend of 60% nylon and 40% Lycra for optimal durability and elasticity.

Key Features

• Class 2 Compression: Provides graduated compression to support healthy blood flow.
• Closed Toe Design: Offers a comfortable and secure fit.
• Silver Ion Technology: Incorporates antimicrobial silver ions for odor control and hygiene, making them ideal for sensitive skin. The elastane fiber is double-wrapped for added protection against skin irritation.
• Soft Wide Comfort Band: Ensures a comfortable and non-restrictive fit around the leg.
• High-Quality Materials: Made from durable, breathable nylon and Lycra.
• RAL Quality Certification: Guarantees adherence to stringent quality standards.

Benefits

• Improves circulation in the lower extremities.
• Relieves symptoms of venous insufficiency and early-stage varicose veins.
• Reduces leg swelling and fatigue.
• Recommended for pregnant women to help prevent varicose veins.
• Suitable for individuals experiencing visible signs of varicose veins, such as spider veins and edema.

Indications

• Venous insufficiency (early stages)
• Varicose veins (early stages)
• Leg swelling and fatigue
• Pregnancy (prophylaxis of varicose veins)

Contraindications

Absolute Contraindications

• Chronic occlusive arterial disease of the lower extremities (posterior tibial artery systolic pressure below 80 mmHg)
• Severe diabetic polyneuropathy and angiopathy
• Decompensated cardiopulmonary insufficiency
• Non-venous trophic ulcers
• Acute soft tissue infection
• Septic phlebitis

Relative Contraindications

• Severe heart failure (increased compression may worsen gas exchange and cause necrosis)
• Diabetes mellitus (risk of fragile vessel damage, hemorrhage, and thrombus formation)
• Any acute inflammatory process affecting vessel walls, phlebitis, and thrombophlebitis (inflammation narrows vessels, impairing blood supply; increased pressure can cause hypoxia, thrombi, ulcers, and necrosis)
• Skin diseases, open wounds, purulent infections, and allergic sensitivity to materials (fibers, Lycra, cotton, silicone)

Note: Consult your doctor or healthcare provider before using compression socks, especially if you have any underlying health conditions. These socks are a medical device and should be used as directed.