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Natural Rubber Thigh High Stocking Medical Compression Grade Only

Natural Rubber Thigh High Stocking Medical Compression Grade Only

Natural Rubber Thigh w/Grip-Top by Sigvaris
Natural Rubber offers patients a durable, long-term containment solution for compression therapy with minimal fiber fatigue throughout the day.
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The Sigvaris Natural Rubber series (formerly the 500 series) is often referred to as the "Gold Standard" for treating serious medical conditions like lymphedema and chronic venous insufficiency

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  • Best Suited for
  • – Severe varicosities
  • – Chronic edema post DVT
  • – Severe venous stasis
  • – Prevention of ulcer recurrence
  • – Early stages of lymphedema
  • – Active venous ulcers

 

Material 

  • Nylon: 70%
  • Natural Latex Rubber: 30%


Care and Maintenance
Washing: Hand washing in lukewarm water with a mild detergent (like Sigvaris Washing Solution) is highly recommended to preserve the rubber fibers 

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Drying: Always air dry; never use a tumble dryer or wring them out, as heat and mechanical stress damage the elastic properties 

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Grip-Top Care:Regularly wipe the silicone band with an alcohol swab to remove body oils and lint to maintain its "stay up" power 

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Replacement: If worn and washed daily, they are designed to maintain their effective compression for six months 

[!CAUTION]
This product contains natural latex rubber, which may cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals .

With daily wear and proper care, they are designed to maintain effective compression for a minimum of six months

Replacing them after this period is recommended to ensure you receive the full therapeutic benefit

Yes, for compression levels of 20-30 mmHg and higher, a prescription from a healthcare professional (doctor or nurse practitioner) is recommended

Yes. Despite the high rubber content, they feature a porous knit design that provides permeability and keeps the skin coo

Generally, no. It is not recommended to wear compression stockings while sleeping unless specifically prescribed by your doctor

It is best to be measured by a Certified Fitter as they are not backed by Sigvaris unless professionally measured and recommended