Black Compression Stockings, Class 1 Compression - Ecoten

Title: Black Ecoten Compression Socks - 15-20 mmHg Compression for Men & Women

Product Description

Ecoten Black Compression Socks provide gentle compression (15-20 mmHg, Class 1) for enhanced comfort and support. Ideal for men and women, these socks are perfect for managing symptoms of venous insufficiency and promoting healthy circulation.

Key Features

• Gentle Compression (15-20 mmHg, Class 1): Provides graduated compression, reducing from ankle to calf for optimal circulation.
• Versatile Sizing: One size fits most (shoe sizes 36-45).
• Durable Construction: High-quality, durable elastic fibers in the foot area ensure long-lasting wear.
• Breathable Fabric: 66% Polyamide, 34% Elastane blend promotes excellent breathability and moisture-wicking.
• Seamless Comfort: Flat seams prevent chafing and provide all-day comfort.
• Soft Toe Seam: Minimizes irritation for sensitive skin.
• Normal Height (N): Approximately 24.5-28 inches (62-71 cm).
• Universal Fit: Designed to fit both left and right feet.

Benefits

• Prevents venous disease
• Relieves symptoms of tired, achy legs ("heavy legs" syndrome)
• Supports recovery after phlebectomy and venous surgery
• Aids in managing chronic venous insufficiency and varicose veins
• Helps manage post-thrombosis conditions

Indications

Consult your physician before use, especially if you have existing medical conditions. These socks may be beneficial for:

• Prevention of venous disease
• Unilateral lower extremity pathology
• "Heavy legs" syndrome
• Compression therapy after phlebectomy and venous surgery
• Thrombosis of the lower extremities and post-thrombosis conditions
• Chronic venous insufficiency
• Reticular (net-like) varicosis

Care Instructions

• Hand wash or machine wash gently in cold water (≤ 30°C) with mild detergent.
• Air dry away from heat and direct sunlight. Do not tumble dry.
• Store in a cool, dry place (10-25°C, humidity ≤75%), away from heat, dust, and direct sunlight.

Note

The mmHg range (15-20 mmHg) is an approximation and may vary slightly. Always consult your doctor or healthcare provider to determine the appropriate level of compression for your individual needs.