Title: Brown Compression Stockings, Compression Class 2 – Ecoten

Ecoten brown compression stockings provide superior support and comfort with a Class 2 compression level (22-32 mmHg), ideal for managing various circulatory conditions. These versatile stockings are suitable for both men and women.

Key Features:

• Compression Class 2 (22-32 mmHg): Provides therapeutic compression to improve circulation and reduce swelling.
• Long Length (L-Long, 72-83 cm): Offers extensive coverage for optimal support.
• Soft Toe Seam: Ensures maximum comfort and prevents irritation.
• Durable Construction: Reinforced with high-strength elastic threads in the foot area for enhanced longevity.
• High Breathability and Moisture-Wicking: Advanced fiber technology promotes ventilation and keeps your feet dry.
• Flat Seams: Prevent visible lines under clothing for a smooth, seamless look.
• Graduated Compression: Compression gradually decreases from ankle to thigh, promoting healthy blood flow.
• Silicone Waistband: Provides a secure and comfortable fit without constricting blood flow, even on wider hips.
• Universal Foot Size: Fits sizes 36-43.
• Available Colors: Caramel, Black, Mocha.

Indications:

• Prevention of venous diseases.
• “Heavy legs” syndrome.
• Tendency towards excess weight.
• Compression therapy after phlebosclerotherapy and venous surgery.
• Thrombosis of the leg veins, and post-thrombosis conditions (blood clot formation in veins).
• Chronic venous insufficiency.
• Reticular (net-like) varicose veins.
• Lymphedema (tissue swelling due to lymphatic drainage disorders) and lipoedema (swelling of fatty tissue).

Consult a healthcare professional before use.

How to Put on Your Compression Stockings:

By Hand:

1. Put them on in the morning. Ensure your nails are trimmed and rings are removed.
2. Sit on a bed or chair with your leg bent at the knee.
3. Turn the stocking inside out to the heel.
4. Insert your hand, grasp the heel, and gently pull the stocking onto your foot.
5. Stretch the stocking wide, and pull it up to your heel.
6. Smooth the stocking up your leg in sections, ensuring there are no wrinkles. Pay close attention to the heel placement.

Using a Donning Aid (Butler):

1. Place the donning aid on the floor.
2. Place the stocking over the aid, heel facing you.
3. Pull the stocking onto the aid to the heel.
4. Step into the stocking.
5. Use the aid to pull the stocking up your leg.
6. Remove the aid and smooth the stocking.

How to Remove Your Compression Stockings:

1. Gently pull the top of the stocking down to the knee, then ankle, and finally the toes.
2. Avoid pulling on the waistband; instead, grasp the knitted fabric.

Important Notes:

• If the stocking feels too tight, loosen it and reapply.
• Use gloves if preferred.
• 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.
• Do not cut threads or labels to prevent unraveling.
• Wear stockings as recommended by your doctor. If no recommendation is given, wear them in the morning and remove them in the evening.

Care Instructions:

Hand wash daily with mild detergent at a temperature no higher than 30℃ (86℉). Air dry away from direct heat and sunlight.