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Sigvaris 233C Cotton Knee Hi 30-40mmHg Open Or Closed Toe • Knee-Hi • Firm 30-40mmHg Support • Open Toe • Closed Toe • Short Length • Long Length • Reinforced Toe/Heel • Large Toe Box
Sigvaris 233C Cotton Knee High 30-40mmHg Open Or Closed Toe
(M) for Men (W) for Women
230 Cotton Series
Stylish Cotton Comfort for Men and Women
The Comfort of Natural Cotton
Designed with 25% Supima Cotton for optimum wearing comfort
Cotton yarn on the interior is ideal for people with skin allergies or sensitive skin
New integrated foot release zone with added length and reduced compression in foot area for improved comfort
Contemporary ribbed design
Easy Wear
The high stretch knit construction in combination with double covered yarns provides great elasticity and easy donning and removal.
Available Styles:
Closed Toe Calf (Knee High)
Closed Toe Thigh High With Grip Top (Silicone Band)
Open Toe Calf (Knee High)
Open Toe Thigh High With Grip Top (Silicone Band)
All Styles Available in 20-30mmHg and 30-40mmHg
Recommendations:
Long hours of standing or sitting
Swelling
Tired, heavy, aching legs
Sensitive skin
Sweating (hyperhidrosis)
Mild lymph edema after decongestant therapy
Post-sclerotherapy treatment
Long distance travel
Fiber Content All Styles: 50% Nylon 25% Spandex 25% Cotton
Compression stockings are medical grade devices designed to move blood flow.
Support compression stockings are made available in multiple compression support levels. Most commonly compression support stockings come in mild (8-15 mmHg), Medium (15-20 mmHg), Firm (20-30 mmHg), X-Firm (30-40 mmHg) gradient compression levels.
Compression Therapy Guide
Mild
Provides relief and minimizes tired and achy legs.
Prevents fatigued legs from long periods of sitting or standing.
Helps relieve minor swelling of feet, ankles, and legs.
During pregnancy, helps prevent the formation of varicose and spider veins.
Helps maintain healthy, energized legs.
First Time Wearing Compression Stockings? We recommend you start with 15-20mmHg
Medium
For the prevention and relief of minor to moderate varicose and spider veins.
Helps relieve tired, aching legs, and minor swelling of feet, ankles, and legs.
During pregnancy, helps prevent varicose veins and spider veins.
Helps prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT), also known as economy class syndrome.
Used in post-sclerotherapy treatment to help prevent the reappearance of varicose veins and spider veins.
Ideal compression level used for those traveling long distances.
Firm
Helps prevent and relieve moderate to severe varicose veins (also during pregnancy).
For post-surgical and post-sclerotherapy treatment to help prevent the reappearance of varicose and spider veins.
Helps in treatment of moderate to severe edema or lymphatic edema.
Helps with the management of active ulcers and manifestations of post-thrombotic syndrome (PTS).
Helps relieve superficial thrombophlebitis.
Helps prevent orthostatic hypotension (sudden fall in blood pressure when standing).
Helps prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT), also known as economy class syndrome.
Extra Firm
Helps prevent and relieve severe varicose veins.
Used in the treatment of severe edema and lymphedema.
Used in post-surgical and post-sclerotherapy treatment to help prevent the reappearance of varicose and spider veins.
Helps reduce symptoms of Orthostatic Hypotension and Postural Hypotension
For the management of Venous Ulcers and manifestations of Post-Thrombotic Syndrome (PTS).
Prevents deep vein thrombosis (DVT), also known as economy class syndrome.
RX
40-50 mmHg Gradient Compression Stockings are generally indicated for more Serious Venous Diseases such as Acute Leg/Ankle Swelling, Varicose Veins, Chronic Vein Insufficiency and Deep Vein Thrombosis.
The benefits of Compression Therapy are plentiful and the reasons vary from person to person why you may choose to wear compression socks or stockings. As shown in the above chart, some of the most prevalent symptoms or conditions that benefit from compression therapy are:
Pregnancy related swelling and vein problems
Varicose or spider veins
Lymphedema or edema
Swelling, pain or blood clots in the lower legs, also known as DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis)
Poor circulation from sitting for long periods
Post-surgical and post-sclerotherapy treatment
It can even be used as a preventive measure to maintain healthy legs for someone who spends extensive amounts of time on their feet. Quite simply, when we stand still for long periods, the forces of gravity increase the pressure within the veins of the legs where the greater effects happen at the ankle and decreases gradually up the leg and body. This pressure depends on the vertical distance of the column of blood from the heart to the foot. That's why gradient compression stockings are designed with the pressure greatest at the ankle and diminishing as it moves up the leg in order to counter the effects of the higher venous pressures.
Compression therapy products are put on in the morning upon arising, which is typically before any significant swelling would occur, and then removed at night. Throughout the day the compression prevents blood from pooling in leg veins, which in turn helps your overall circulation and lessens or eliminates any leg swelling you may have.
When shopping for compression socks or stockings, it is best to measure earlier in the day before swelling builds in the legs. Measurements taken later in the day after swelling occurs may cause you to choose an item that is too large and then not effective.
There are many types of compression socks and stockings available without a prescription and they do offer wide-ranging benefits. Before wearing a compression therapy of 20 mmHg (Firm Compression) and above, it is generally recommended to consult your health care provider to find out if graduated compression stockings are right for you. If the answer is yes, they can tell you what pressure grade you should buy for maximum benefit and relief.
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always use sigarvaris ,never consider using anything else
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Carl Lightman
Help your tired, aching legs and avoid swelling with this product 1 people found this helpful
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I've been wearing Sigvaris 30-40 for the past 10 years plus. The only problem I've experienced was the top band had a tendency to roll down and pinch my calf's, almost a tourniquet effect. the only solution was to replace them more frequently. The cost for a senior on a fixed income was hard felt. I contacted Sigvaris customer care/service and was guided to the style that had a wider band with silicon dots that completely took care of that problem. The company even replaced the problem stocking's at no cost. Moshe and staff at Discount Surgical really go out of their way to be helpful and curtious.
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Beth Ann Johnson
Sigvaris 233C cotton knee Hi 30-40 0 people found this helpful
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I have worn anti-emboli stockings for 23 years. These are the best. I especially like that they are open toe.
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Garner Haupert, MD
Good legs 1 people found this helpful
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I have worn Sigvaris compression stockings for more than 20 years. They are consistently high quality and always fit, once one is initially measured. Proper washing care is very important to maintain the integrity of the compression. I recommend 2 pair, one to be worn while the other is being washed and air dried. I buy 2 pair of each color I want. New stockings should be obtained at least every 6 months.
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Carl Light
Compression never flt so good 0 people found this helpful
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I've been using this product for the last 12 + years. At first the top of the hose stretched out, causing them to roll down and bind my calf's. The mfg. has made the tops wider and that problem for the most part has been taken care of. With rubber gloves they go on easy enough and are very comfortable to wear. they are a little expensive and need to be replaced as the mfg. suggests.