Microfiber Nylon support socks are made with luxurious microfiber yarns that offer the ultimate in comfort and fit while still providing needed graduated compression. They are specially designed to provide energy boosting graduated compression to tired, achy overworked legs.
Made in USAKnee High
Fiber Content: Microfiber Nylon 90%, and Spandex 10%
Size: Large
Features
Super soft Microfiber,
Reciprocated heel, with comfortable toe
Soft comfortable welt without restriction
Superior “stay up” performance
Graduated compression aids blood circulation, relieves tired, aching and swollen legs, often symptoms of varicose veins
20-30 mmHg Compression
Sizing
Measure your Ankle, Calf and Knee circumference and order accordingly:
Size
Ankle Circumference (inch)
Calf Circumference (inch)
Knee Circumference (inch)
3
13 – 15.7
4
5
6
11 – 11.8
15 – 17.7
7
COMPRESSION INFORMATION
Mild Compression(8-15 mmHg)Recommended forthe relief of tired, aching legs. Mild compression can also help reduce minor swelling in the ankle and legs and to alleviate pain associated with very mild varicose veins.
Moderate Compression (15-20 mmHg)Recommended for the relief of a variety of symptoms including:
Mild to moderate leg swelling, Tired, aching legs and mild leg pain, Superficial or early varicose veins, Post-operative for less severe procedures
Helps to reduce the risk of circulatory problems such as Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) in normal-risk patients, especially during periods of long travel
Firm Compression (20-30 mmHg)
Firm Compression can be used to treat a number of symptoms for more severe leg disorders including:
Moderate swelling or edema, Mild to moderate leg pain, Medium severity varicose veins, Post-surgery, including vein stripping, sclerotherapy, and EVLT per a doctor's recommendation, Reduces the risk of circulatory problems such as Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) especially during periods of long travel, Prevention of recurrence of venous ulcerations in the leg
Extra Firm Compression (30-40 mmHg)Extra firm compression should be used by patients with severe circulatory disorders of the legs, including:
Severe swelling or edema, More severe varicose veins, Prevention of recurrence of venous ulcerations in the leg, Chronic venous insufficiency, Distended, tortuous veins of the legs associated with pregnancy, Hypotension, Post deep vein thrombosis (DVT), Post-surgery, including vein stripping, sclerotherapy, and EVLT per a doctor's recommendation, Phlebitis and venous insufficiency, Relief of chronic leg fatigue and heaviness
Contraindications
People with diabetes, unless under medical supervision
Significant arterial disease (ischaemia) according to vascular assessment
Congestive cardiac failure, as compression can lead to cardiac overload
