Supple and elastic compression stockings

The supple and elastic stocking offers value for money and is also very durable. The choice of the optimum compression stocking depends on the indication and the patient's individual needs:
Due to the material thickness, the fit and the product characteristics, we recommend duomed for amongst others for women and men of overweight, with light to heavy tendency to venous oedema (leg swelling) as well as for those with soft connective tissue.1

1 Please note that this recommendation does not replace a doctor's diagnosis or the professional advice of a specialist medical retailer. 

Product features

• Available in compression class 1 and 2
• Combines ideal wearing properties and appropriate medical compression
• Your economic solution for a reliable compression therapy

Intended purpose

• Round-knitted medical compression stocking used for compression of the lower extremities, mainly for the treatment of disorders of the venous system. 

Indications

• Chronic venous disorders: C0s to C4 according to CEAP
• Initial phase after varicose vein therapy
• Oedema during pregnancy
• Postoperative reperfusion oedema
• Post-traumatic, post-operative, occupational, drug-related oedema
• Oedema due to immobility
• Superficial venous thrombosis
• Condition after thrombosis, postthrombotic syndrome
• Thrombosis prophylaxis in mobile patients
• Inflammatory dermatoses of the legs
• Sickness, dizziness during pregnancy

* Selecting the ideal compression stockings depends on the indication and the individual needs of the patients. 

Compression socks are divided into:

• CCL1 - when there is a small degree of varicose veins, swelling of the legs in the evening, during long trips, when tired, painful legs are constantly felt.

• CCL2 – in case of varicose veins, swelling of the legs, deep vein thrombosis, lymphedema, after surgical treatment of varicose veins of the legs.

It is very important to choose the right size according to the size chart. Please refer to the size chart.

Putting on/taking off compression socks or tights

It is recommended to put on compression socks or tights in the morning, before getting up, before the swelling of the legs has started. It is best to use rubber gloves as this will make it easier to put on and take off the compression socks or tights. Feet must be dry.

Using rubber gloves, rub the sock or pantyhose over the foot and heel until the heel is in place. Do not pull the sock by the top edge.

Washing instructions

It can be washed by hand and in a washing machine, using the hand wash mode. Water temperature - no more than 40°C. Do not use bleach or fabric softeners. Rinse well.
After washing, carefully hang to dry. Do not leave them lying damp on a towel. Do not leave to dry on heaters, radiators or in direct sunlight. Do not iron with an iron.

Composition:

• CCL 1: 37% elastane, 63% polyamide
• CCL 2: 43% elastane, 57% polyamide

We remind you that quality tights, socks, stockings and other similar products cannot be returned. More information - in the Return policy.

You can find a wider range of compression socks in the physical stores of the Orthopedic Center.

If necessary (higher compression class, individual measurements when the standard size of socks is not suitable for the patient), socks are ordered individually from the manufacturer. 

SIZE GUIDE

Take your leg measurements in the morning when your legs are least swollen.

1. The required leg circumferences are measured: cB - across the ankle, cC - the thickest part of the calf below the knee. Select the size according to the size chart.
2. The length of the leg is measured, the length of the socks/tights is selected:

• lleg length up to the knees 34-38 cm - a shortened model of the product is required;
• leg length up to the knees 39-44 cm - a standard model of the product is required. 

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