Venosan Elastic Stockings Class 2 Compression Knee without Toecap

Of class 2 compression, to the knee and without toecap these are the ideal Venosan socks to promote your quality of life.

Manufactured with environmentally friendly fibers and comply with the current national and international safety standards.

- Indications -
 

Ideal for those with venous insufficiency, poor circulation associated with pain, swelling and heat.

The right choice for your well-being ♥

The choice of the right size makes all the difference in the success and improvement of your health condition.
Check the measures in our auxiliary tables for a more informed and wise purchase.
Never forget that the most important measure is the ankle's, for any model type os socking.

What is the most suitable compression for you? Class 1 or class 2?
Follow the instructions given by your doctor. If you have questions, please send us your recipe by email so that we can help in a more directed way.

Don't forget:
When subject to a proper use and care, its duration is 6 months. After that, the medicinal effect can no longer be guaranteed and we recommend the purchase of a new sock.
Never turn the upper edge of the sock, because it doubles the pressure and can lead to dangerous states.
Use proper footwear, that doesn't damage the stocking's fine mesh.
Certain ointments or oils may damage your socks or leave nasty stains.
We recommend that you read the instructions before use, to better understand the article and the proper care during washing and use.

Problems while wearing these socks? Follow our tips!
Any elastic stocking is a bit dificult to wear.
However, if you do it first thing in the morning with the legs less swollen, with some calm and following our suggestions, you will be a less exhausting ritual and that will compensate at end of the day for.

Ankle Perimeter:
• S | 20-23cm
• M | 23-26cm
• L | 26-29cm
• XL | 29-31cm

➛ Help to wear:

If you have sharp or broken nails, as well as rough hands, rings, bracelets, watches, etc., the mesh can be damaged. In this case we recommend using rubber gloves.

The feet and legs should be dry.

Fold the sock out, down to the heel, so that, with the exception of the part of the foot, the inside of the sock is facing the outside.

Extend the sock's foot away inside with both thumbs to the sides and roll up the sock on the foot.

Grab the top edge and pull the sock on the heel.

As soon as the sock is already in the leg, grasp with both thumbs and pull it upwards, with slight massages

➛ Help to remove:

Pull the upper edge half down, sliding on the heel.
Slide the thumb between the mesh and the sock and turn it over the heel.
Take off the sock, slowly.