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Description
FEATURES
BEST FOR (30-40 MMHG)
SPECIFICATIONS
Sizing Chart
How to Measure
Description
Mediven for Men Select Knee Highs are the ideal everyday compression sock. Unlike classic ribbed socks, the select line features a stylish, modern pattern that goes well with both business and casual wear. Made with a soft, smooth and durable fabric and medi's new skin-conditioning Lanolin infused bio-textiles for the ultimate comfort. Applies extra firm 30-40 mmHg medical graduated compression.
FEATURES
Casual modern sock design
Soft, extra-wide cuff for all day wearing comfort
Unparalleled softness with Lanolin infused bio-textile
Left and right foot designs for utmost comfort
Clima-Fresh for all-day freshness
BEST FOR (30-40 MMHG)
Moderate varicose veins with mild to moderate swelling (also during pregnancy)
Post-procedure of larger veins to maintain treatment success
Prevention, management and treatment of DVT or Post-Thrombotic Syndrome
Superficial phlebitis
Mild lymphedema after decongestant therapy to maintain reduction
Orthostatic/postural hypotension
Post-fracture, post-traumatic edema
SPECIFICATIONS
Brand:Mediven Series:For Men Select Compression:30-40 mmHg Style:Knee High Fabric Content:71% Nylon (Polyamide) / 29% Spandex (Elasthane) / LATEX-FREE
Sizing Chart
How to Measure
To measure for knee-high compression socks and stockings, please do the following:
1. Measure Your Ankle: First, you'll measure the circumference of your ankle just above the ankle bone.
2. Measure Your Calf: Next, you'll measure the fullest part of your calf.
3. Measure the Length: To get the length measurement, you'll need to measure from the bottom of your foot to the bend in your knee.
After getting these measurements, use the sizing chart provided to determine the proper size for you. If you need help, please give us a call at (866) 945-4766 or chat with us online.
To see a visual demonstration of the measuring process, see the video below:
