Medi Compression Stockings, Black, 20-30 mmHg, 2 Pack

Medi Compression Stockings, 20-30 mmHg, Black, Open Toe (2 Pack)

English Description

Experience superior comfort and therapeutic support with Medi Duomed compression stockings, a high-quality, economical option from the renowned German manufacturer, Medi. These black, open-toe stockings provide 20-30 mmHg (compression class 2) of graduated compression, ideal for managing various circulatory conditions.

Key Features

• 20-30 mmHg Compression: Provides effective relief from leg swelling, varicose veins, and lymphedema.
• Clima Fresh Technology: Incorporates silver ions for a bacteriostatic effect, keeping your legs feeling fresh all day long.
• Durable Construction: Made to withstand daily wear and provide lasting support, even with significant edema or lymphedema (elephantiasis).
• Secure Silicone Grip: A wide, comfortable silicone band ensures a secure and comfortable fit without constriction or slippage.
• Open Toe Design: Offers increased breathability and comfort.
• Suitable for Men and Women: Designed for a versatile fit, although men with significant leg hair may find a thigh-high stocking more suitable.
• Made in Germany: Ensures the highest standards of quality and manufacturing.

Indications

• Varicose veins (multiple or single dilated veins longer than 5cm)
• Spider veins
• Lymphedema (elephantiasis)
• Heavy leg syndrome
• Pregnancy
• Thrombophlebitis
• Significant edema, including post-trauma (fractures, dislocations)

Important Sizing Information

Size is determined by leg circumference and length, NOT shoe size or clothing size. Refer to the detailed size chart (image #7) for accurate measurements.

Composition

Polyamide and elastane.

Precautions

Before using these compression stockings, consult your physician (general practitioner, phlebologist, or vascular surgeon). These stockings are not suitable for individuals with:

• Trophic ulcers
• Individual intolerance
• Inflammatory skin diseases
• Obstructive vascular diseases
• Severe vascular damage due to diabetes
• Septic phlebitis
• Decompensated cardiopulmonary insufficiency