Bsn Medical Jobst Relief Compression Pantyhose are designed to offer superior compression and support for those suffering from venous conditions. Made from high-quality materials, these waist-high pantyhose come in compression levels of 20-30mmHg and 30-40mmHg.

Available in a neutral beige tone, they feature options for both open and closed toe designs, catering to personal preferences and specific medical needs. Whether for managing varicose veins, aiding post-surgery recovery, or offering protection during long periods of sitting or standing, these pantyhose provide reliable support and comfort.

Key Features:

• Graduated compression design promotes optimal blood circulation and helps alleviate discomfort caused by varicose veins and other venous disorders.
• Available in both open toe and closed toe designs to accommodate personal preferences and medical needs.
• Waist high design ensures complete leg coverage, making them ideal for everyday wear and use during travel.
• Available in sizes ranging from small to X-large, ensuring a perfect fit for different body types.

Uses:

• Bsn Medical Jobst Relief Compression Pantyhose provide effective leg compression therapy, suitable for managing symptoms associated with chronic venous disease, varicose veins, post-surgical recovery, and preventing deep vein thrombosis during long periods of immobility.

FAQs:

1. What sizes are available for these compression pantyhose?
The Bsn Medical Jobst Relief Compression Pantyhose are available in Small, Medium, Large, and X-large sizes.

2. What is the difference between the open toe and closed toe options?
Open toe designs allow for better ventilation and flexibility in shoe choice, while closed toe designs provide full coverage and warmth.

3. Can these pantyhose be used for post-surgical recovery?
Yes, these compression pantyhose are ideal for post-surgical recovery as they help improve circulation and reduce swelling.

4. How should I choose the correct compression level?
Consult with your healthcare provider to determine whether the 20-30mmHg or 30-40mmHg level is appropriate based on your specific medical needs.