Women's Knee High Closed Toe 15-20mmHg Trouser Socks

Sheer and fashionable support for every occasion with all the right choices in style, size, and color.

• Indications for use are to help prevent edema, leg discomfort, and deep vein thrombosis for long distance travelers
• Designed to help energize tired legs and feet, improves circulation and assists in the prevention of swelling
• Practical mild support to reduce the discomfort of mild varicosities
• True gradient compression delivers a controlled amount of pressure greatest at the ankle and gradually decreases towards the top of the stocking to promote better blood flow
• Cool, soft, and comfortableSoft comfort band is non-restrictive while staying inplaceall day
• Reinforced heel and toe for durability

How to care for your Therafirm Stocking

WEARING COMPRESSION FOR THE FIRST TIME

The first few times you wear your compression garment you will notice the ‘squeeze’. It is OK to begin wearing your stockings gradually. Try wearing them for just a few hours the first day and then increase the number of hours each day until you can wear them comfortably throughout the day while you are up and about. Check your stockings periodically to smooth out any wrinkles as the fabric may move during the day. Remove your stockings before going to bed.

WEARING COMPLIANCE

It is important to wear your compression garments everyday. Compression stockings and sleeves manage an on-going problem. When you remove your compression garment the condition responsible for your symptoms is still there. Failure to wear your stockings or lymphedema garment may cause your condition to become more severe.

CARE

Hand or machine-wash with warm water and mild soap or detergent, or Jolastic® Washing Solution. No chlorine bleach. Warm water rinse. Hang or lay flat to air-dry. May dry in a dryer on low heat or delicate setting. Placing your stockings in a mesh laundry bag will help protect them during the wash cycle

REPLACING YOUR GARMENT

The elastic fibers of your compression garment stockings will break down with wear. Proper care will increase the "life" span of your stockings, but you will need to replace your stockings or sleeve at about every 3-6 months depending on how often you are wearing and how you are caring for your garment. As a general rule, if your garment becomes easy to put on, it probably needs to be replaced.