Medical compression tights m.5002 IIkl.k. size 5 (XL) height 1 beige
Medical Compression Tights m.5002 IIkl.k. Size 5 (XL) - Height 1 Beige
Experience the therapeutic benefits of graduated compression with our premium medical compression tights.
Designed for comfort and support, these tights provide gentle, targeted pressure to improve circulation and reduce swelling in your legs.
Ideal for:
- Preventing deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in patients at risk
- Managing post-operative thromboembolic complications after surgery, trauma, or gynecological procedures
- Facilitating early rehabilitation after varicose vein treatment (phlebectomy, scleroobliteration)
- Providing relief from varicose veins without trophic disorders (single dilated veins up to 5 cm)
- Alleviating symptoms of acute and chronic thrombophlebitis of superficial veins
Key Features:
- 2nd Class Compression: Provides a pressure gradient of 23 to 32 mm Hg (according to European standards)
- Height 1: Designed for individuals with a height of 158-170 cm
- Size 5 (XL): Suitable for a larger frame, with specific measurements:
- Ankle Circumference (b): 29-31 cm
- 10 cm Above Ankle Circumference (b1): 33-36 cm
- Calf Circumference (c): 43-52 cm
- Under Knee Circumference (d): 39-48 cm
- Mid-Thigh Circumference (f): 53-62 cm
- Thigh Circumference (g): 60-72 cm
- Thigh Length (AG): 65-82 cm
- Composition: 80% Polyamide, 20% Lycra - for durability, comfort, and breathability
- Beige Color: A natural, discreet shade for everyday wear
Benefits:
- Improved blood circulation: Reduces swelling and fatigue in the legs
- Enhanced venous return: Promotes healthy blood flow
- Pain relief: Soothes aching and discomfort caused by varicose veins and other circulatory issues
- Prevention of blood clots: Reduces the risk of DVT and other thromboembolic complications
- Easy to wear: Comfortable and breathable, perfect for daily use
Order your Medical Compression Tights m.5002 IIkl.k. Size 5 (XL) - Height 1 Beige today and experience the difference!
Note: Always consult with your doctor before using compression therapy.