
Healthshine Medical Compression Stockings Thigh Length HS 502 Beige (XXXL)
Healthshine
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Est. delivery 5-7 Days
Provide graded compression to improve blood flow and prevent reverse blood flow.
Scientific design prevents pooling of blood and swelling in the legs.
Helps in prevention and progression of DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis).
Compression stocking level is 18 mmHg.
Available in sizes S to XXXL.
Anti-Embolism-Knee (Open Toe) is knee stockings that help in providing relief from various issues related to the lower limb.
Useful in aged individuals who often face issues like cramps, swelling in the legs, leg ache, sprain, and strain on the lower limbs.
Made of comfortable and Skin Friendly / Breathable fabric, the embolism stockings with open toe are great for those who suffer from deep venous thrombosis or DVT.
Works by exerting pressure on the legs, which improves blood flow and helps to get relief from issues related to leg cramps, aches, and muscle pull.
Designed with an open area near the base that does not cover the toes, which helps in wearing for a longer period.
The material is soft and made of high-grade cotton that does not cause sweating or itching.
Slide the stocking up towards the knee.
Insert your hand in the stocking and hold the heel portion in your palm. Now reverse the stocking outward.
Slide the inverted stocking such that its heel portion fits your heel perfectly. Now slowly start pulling up the stocking and make sure there are no wrinkles and folds.
Hand wash with mild detergent and water at room temperature.
Dry in shade on a flat surface.
Do not dry clean.
Do not iron or bleach.

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