Medi Compression Stockings, White, 15-20 mmHg

Medi Compression Stockings, White, Class 1 Compression

Product Description

Mediven Thrombexin 18 Class 1 compression stockings (white) provide effective prophylaxis against venous thromboembolic events (VTEs) – such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE) – in hospital settings. These elastic stockings offer graduated compression, ranging from 18 mmHg at the ankle to 8 mmHg at the thigh. This precisely calibrated pressure gradient promotes healthy blood flow, minimizing the risk of thrombosis.

Key Applications

• Pre, during, and post-surgery
• Pre, during, and post-partum
• Immobile, elderly, and weakened patients

Features and Benefits

• Antimicrobial Properties: Silver ion-infused yarns woven into the toe area provide lasting bacteriostatic and fungistatic effects, even after multiple washes at 95°C.
• Easy Sizing: A color-coded heel square allows for rapid size selection (size chart provided). The "two-way-stretch" technology simplifies application and offers unified sizing for faster fitting.
• Secure Fit: A silicone band ensures comfortable, secure thigh hold, with an indicator to prevent venous outflow restriction.
• Breathable Comfort: A porous knit construction maintains optimal skin temperature and moisture balance.
• Hypoallergenic: Latex-free and certified to Oeko-Tex Standard 100 for reduced allergy risk.
• Cost-Effective: Durable and reusable, withstands multiple washes at 95°C and sterilization.
• Precise Medical Compression Profile: Ensures high efficacy in thrombosis prevention.
• Toe Opening: Allows for easy monitoring of microcirculation.
• Size Range: Available in sizes to fit foot lengths from 36-46 cm (refer to the size chart in the product images).

Important Note

Proper stocking size selection is crucial. Please refer to the size chart provided in the product images for accurate measurements before ordering. For high-risk patients, prophylactic measures may combine compression stockings with medication (e.g., heparin) and/or physical therapy.