Comfort Grade 2 Short Thigh Length Compression Sock Band

Compression stockings are useful in the treatment of varicose veins and other problems, especially in the vascular system. Compression stockings can be used both in treatment (throughout the day) and as a preventive measure. The main reason why compression stockings are used is to prevent skin changes such as ulceration and skin discoloration. Studies show that the use of compression stockings can reduce the risk of ulcers and thus increase the quality of life of people with varicose veins.

The softest face of compression. All you feel is softness. mediven® comfort, soft and reliable compression stockings.

- Optimum comfort thanks to the extremely soft fabric.
- Easy to put on and take off.
- Contains lanolin* for greater softness and hydration of the skin.

With mediven comfort, you can experience how soft a compression stocking can be. The presence of lanolin in the sock s mesh guarantees optimal wearing comfort and is particularly easy to put on and take off - and all without sacrificing therapeutic effectiveness. Innovative materials and avant-garde technology guarantee a complete feeling of well-being.

Product features:
- Very soft and flexible material to put on and take off easily.
- Cares for and protects the skin thanks to lanolin*.
- Great wearing comfort and high breathability.
- Perfect fit thanks to the reinforced and resistant waistband.
- New comfortable shaping briefs for a silhouette
- Reinforced sole for a very comfortable walking sensation.
- Four attractive fastening bands to choose from for a firm hold and high wearing comfort.
* Natural substance for the treatment of dry skin and rough, it has many possible applications, for example in the care of babies and children. The care s protective effect remains after 100 washes.

Intended use:
- The medical compression stocking in circular or flat knit is used to compress the upper limbs, essentially in the treatment of diseases of the venous or lymphatic system.

Indications:
- Chronic venous disease: C0s - C4 according to CEAP.
- Initial phase after varicose treatment.
- Edema during surgery pregnancy.
- Postoperative reperfusion edema.
- Post-traumatic edema.
- Postoperative edema.
- Occupational edema (work performed sitting, standing).
- Resulting edema.
- Congestions resulting from immobility (arthrogenic congestion syndrome, paresis and hemiparesis of the limb).
- Superficial venous thrombosis.
- Condition after thrombosis.
- Post-thrombotic syndrome
- Thrombosis prophylaxis for mobile patients.
- Inflammatory dermatoses of the legs.
- Nausea, dizziness during pregnancy.

Contains 1 pair.