Medi Compression Stockings Beige, Class 1, 2 Pack

Name: Medi Compression Stockings Beige, Class 1, 2 Pack
SKU: 634362525
Price: 309.00 USD
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$309In stock

Title: Medi Compression Stockings Beige, Class 1 Compression, 2 Pairs

Medi Compression Stockings Beige, Class 1 Compression, 2 Pairs

Enhanced Product Description

Experience superior comfort and support with Medi Duomed Class 1 compression stockings. These high-quality, beige stockings from the renowned German manufacturer MEDI offer a cost-effective solution for managing various circulatory issues. Designed for both men and women, these durable, closed-toe stockings provide gentle compression to alleviate symptoms associated with:

Varicose Veins: Effective for managing multiple or single dilated veins (up to 5cm in length) and spider veins.
Edema: Provides relief from swelling, including post-injury edema (fractures, dislocations).
Heavy Legs Syndrome: Reduces feelings of heaviness and fatigue in the legs.
Pregnancy: Offers comfortable support during pregnancy.

Key Features

Clima Fresh Technology: Incorporates silver ions for a bacteriostatic effect, keeping your legs feeling fresh all day.
Durable & Strong: Designed to withstand daily wear and effectively manage even significant swelling, including lymphedema.
Secure Silicone Grip: The wide, "drop" silicone band ensures a comfortable, secure fit without constriction or slippage.
Closed Toe Design: Provides complete coverage and protection.
Made in Germany: Manufactured to the highest standards of quality and performance.

Important Considerations

Sizing: Accurate sizing is essential for optimal effectiveness. Use the size chart in image #7, measuring both leg circumference and length. Leg length is crucial as height varies. Note: For feet larger than size 41, open-toe stockings are recommended.
Hair: For men with significant leg hair, a thigh-high stocking with a secure thigh band is recommended.
Consult a Healthcare Professional: Before using these compression stockings, it's recommended to consult with a physician (general surgeon or phlebologist) to determine suitability.