Scholl Softgrip Class 2 - Below The Knee Open Toe - Compression Hosiery Natural
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Scholl Softgrip Class 2 - Below The Knee Open Toe - Compression Hosiery Natural
Scholl Softgrip Class II Below the Knee Open Toe Compression Hosiery with Ultima Technology is clinically proven to reduce the recurrence of leg ulcers and provide effective treatment for medium severity varicose veins and mild oedema.
Scholl Softgrip Class II Below the Knee Open Toe Compression Hosiery with Ultima Technology is softer, smoother and more luxurious to the touch than ever before due to its revolutionary fibre, T902C. This unique material allows the stocking to stretch easily without the loss of any compression, making them easier to put on than standard compression hosiery. They also feel less tight and even more comfortable to wear.
Class 2 compression hosiery provides medium supportwhich is highly effective at restoring healthy circulation to your legs and helps in the prevention of more advanced leg complaints. It is clinically proven to reduce the recurrence of leg ulcers and provide effective treatment for medium severity varicose veins and mild oedema.
Scholl Softgrip Class II Below the Knee Open Toe Compression Hosiery provides carefully graduated compression made to the British Standard BS6612:1985 - your guarantee that you are using products of the highest quality. It is machine washable up to 40°C.
Each box contains one pair of hosiery and fitting guide.
Scholl Softgrip Class I Thigh Length Closed Toe Compression Hosiery is available in black and natural in sizes small, medium, large and extra large.
How do I know if this product is the right size for me?
For optimal fit and benefits, it's recommended to get measured by a healthcare expert. The sizing for Scholl Softgrip C2 Knee Black Medium stockings is: Knee/Calf 35.5cm-40.5cm (14"-16"), Ankle 22.5cm-26.5cm (8.75"-10.5"), and Feet 23cm-25cm (9"-9.5").
Compression hosiery is not suitable for you if you are diabetic, have arterial disease or congestive cardiac failure. If in any doubt speak to your nurse or doctor.
