Truform Damen 15-20 mmHg Knéi Héich, Open Zeh Kompressiounsstümpfe Beige (zougemaach Zeh) Medium (1 Pair) zougemaach Zeh (15-20 mmHg)

Name: Truform Damen 15-20 mmHg Knéi Héich, Open Zeh Kompressiounsstümpfe Beige (zougemaach Zeh) Medium (1 Pair) zougemaach Zeh (15-20 mmHg)
Brand: Truform
SKU: 0048503037338
Price: 50.14 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Truform

3.1/5

€
50.14

Made an den USA; Moossnam no Gréisst Diagramm; Latex-gratis; Nylon a Spandex Konstruktioun. Hëlleft d'Schwellung, Krampfadern, Spannerenen, schmerzhafte midd Been, Ödemer, DVT Bluttgerinnung entlaaschten. Verbessert d'Zirkulatioun fir verlängert sëtzen, stoen, reesen, Schwangerschaft, Muskel Erhuelung, geschwollen Féiss. Erweidert 4-Wee Stretch fir einfach On-Off Design; Ultra mëll glat Glanz Textur; Strécken an der Fersentasche. Truform 0373; Dammen Mikrofiber Ënnerstëtzung Schlauch; Kleed Nylon; 15-20 Kraaft graduéierter Kompressioun. Wäscht sanft a lauwe bis kale Waasser mat enger mëller Seife oder Spullmëttel. Spülen bis d'Waasser kloer ass. Net wringt oder verdreift. Roll an engem Handtuch fir iwwerschësseg Waasser ze entfernen, dann d'Lofttrocknung flaach. Halt Strëmp aus Kontakt mat Ueleger, Petrol-baséiert Salben an direktem Sonneliicht. Pull-On Zoumaache. Made in USA. 85% Nylon, 15% Spandex.

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EAN: 0048503037338

Kategorien Medical Ëmgeréits & Equipement,

color	Beige (Closed Toe)
Department	Womens
Manufacturer	Surgical Appliance Industries
size	Medium (1 Pair)

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Scritto da: Joy

They last a long time well worth it

These are great! They last a long time. Probably a lot longer if I would hand wash them but no thanks I’m too busy to do that. I put them in my bra bags so they don’t get lost or snagged on anything. And I dry them in the dryer. No shrinkage or break down. I bought a couple pair but only need it for one leg due to an injury. Finally one started getting a hole in it but it’s been almost 4 years for one to show any slight wear in it. I wear it daily so bought a new pair. I love the toeless option as I hate socks. Definitely does it’s job in helping with pain and swelling. Highly recommend these stockings.

Scritto da: Cindy W.

Poor quality

I've been buying this brand of compression stocking for over 10 years. It was time to replace some of my older pairs of stockings. When my order arrived, I was shocked to find out that the quality of the stockings and compression strength was about half of what it used to be. I will no longer buy this brand.

Scritto da: Fred A.

These stockings provide proper compression and are attractive

These stockings do a good job in providing the compression that I need for my venus insufficiency. Also, they fit well and are available in attractive styles.

Scritto da: merchanttsarina

This is the brand to buy. Always satisfied.

Truform compression stockings look great, feel great & do the job they are meant to do. I especially like their toeless, opaque styles.

Scritto da: Janet M.

but they are very comfortable and do not cut into the tops of my ...

I've only worn these knee high compression stockings twice, but they are very comfortable and do not cut into the tops of my feet at the ankles. My legs feel good at the end of the day, so I'm happy with the 15-20 mmHg of compression. I wash them out by hand and hang to dry and they're ready to go the next day. However, I have several pairs of compression hose so I usually don't wear the same pair two days in a row. I also got the Truform 1772 Lites, they look a little nicer so I wear them with capris when going out for the day. And since the price for the Truform knee highs is so much better than some other brands, I will be buying more in the future.

Scritto da: Mary Planton

Okay

Okay socks. Don't think they compress as much as advertised. A little on the thin side, so we'll see how they hold up.

Scritto da: Betty Leininger

Elaastic at top of stockings

The elastic on one stocking does not hold up. This would not be bad for someone who doesn t walk around a lot or if knee edema could be an issue but for an active individual stockings need to stay up. I am finally agreeing to wear support hose to try and decrease use of diuretics. I am a retired RN.

Scritto da: *1Mumtaz*

These stockings roll up under the foot

Ack. I wanted to like these compression stockings. I just had sclerotherapy on my ankles and needed something to compress the area for a good week. The stockings are pretty hard to put on! I followed the printed instructions (very handy!) and folded each stocking in half before putting a foot into them. You have to really TUG to get them over the toes. Then you have to work them up and over the heel area and up the calf. I used latex gloves to put the stockings on so I wouldn't snag them on chapped hands. Once on, the tendency is for the stocking to roll back in a worm-shaped curl under the ball of the foot. That is to say, they don't STAY PUT. I found it uncomfortable to walk on a line of rolled-up stocking. They were so difficult to put on that, combined with the relatively annoying discomfort, I stopped wearing them and went back to compression pantyhose - yup, the whole 9 yards up to my fanny! - instead.