Sigvaris - 232Cmlw99/S - 30, Medium, Long, Closed

Sigvaris - 232Cmlw99/S - 30, Medium, Long, Closed
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Product Specifications

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Brand: Sigvaris
Sold By: Each
Gender: Female
Compression Rating: 20-30 mmHg
Product Color: Black
WHSXX: IM1
Style: Medium Long

Product Overview

The Sigvaris 232CMLW99S Cotton Calf with Grip-Top is a medical-grade compression stocking designed for women, offering comfort and therapeutic support. Made from a breathable cotton blend, it ensures all-day wearability while providing consistent compression (20-30 mmHg) to promote circulation and reduce swelling. The grip-top band prevents slipping, and the closed-toe design enhances durability.

Features:
- Material: Soft cotton blend for breathability and comfort.
- Compression Level: 20-30 mmHg (Class 2) for moderate support.
- Fit: Medium width, long calf length.
- Grip-Top Band: Silicone-lined edge to stay securely in place.
- Closed Toe: Reinforced toe area for added durability.
- Color: Black for a discreet, everyday look.

Specifications:
- Size: Medium (refer to sizing chart for measurements).
- Length: Long (covers full calf).
- Compression Class: 20-30 mmHg (Class 2).
- Gender: Women s.

Use Suggestion:
Ideal for daily wear to manage mild to moderate venous insufficiency, swelling, or fatigue. Suitable for travel, prolonged standing, or post-surgical recovery. Ensure proper sizing for optimal effectiveness.

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    New stockings, problem fit with new increased pressure, help wanted!

    Posted by Mark H. in foryourlegs on Mar 8th 2019

    I have been purchasing the closed toe, LS 20-30 for years. They are the best fit of all the brands I have tried. They work well. My cardiologist told me to increase the pressure to 30-40. I purchased them and have been using them. Unfortunately, they seem to slip on my ankle creating a tight spot that cuts off my circulation from my foot and lower ankle up. This can be painful, and while pulling up the stockings solves the problem, it returns within a short period of time. This problem primarily happens on my left leg, which is has more edema and more permanent damage from past episodes of cel