Invera Anti Embolism Compression Stockings - White - XXL

KNEE HIGH LEG COMPRESSION Anti embolism stockings are a great choice for the treatment of some leg...

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The Invera Anti-Embolism Compression Stockings are designed for adults seeking relief from leg swelling, edema, and venous insufficiency, providing a moderate compression level of 15-20 mmHg. These unisex stockings are ideal for individuals recovering from surgery, those suffering from varicose veins, or professionals who spend long periods sitting or standing. While they offer excellent support and circulation benefits, users must carefully measure their legs according to the size chart to ensure the correct fit and maximum efficacy.

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Age Groupadult
ColourWhite
GenderUnisex
SizeXXL
Brandinvera

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FAQs

What does 15-20 mmHg mean?

It refers to the amount of pressure the stocking exerts on the leg, which is categorized as 'moderate' and is standard for relieving mild swelling and fatigue.

Can I wear these while sleeping?

Yes, these are designed to be lightweight and breathable, making them suitable for both day and night use, provided they fit comfortably.

Why is there a hole at the toe?

The small hole is an inspection port that allows medical professionals to check blood flow and skin integrity without removing the entire stocking.

Are these stockings suitable for pregnancy?

Yes, they are helpful for preventing swelling and edema during the prenatal and postpartum periods.

How do I know if I have the right size?

Measure your ankle and calf circumference as per the provided size chart. The color-coded marker on the stocking confirms the size.

How often should I replace these stockings?

Generally, compression stockings should be replaced every 3 to 6 months depending on daily wear and how well the elasticity is maintained through proper washing.

Troubleshooting

Stockings feel too tight or restrictive

Verify that you have selected the correct size based on your measurements and ensure the fabric is evenly distributed without bunching.

Stocking keeps slipping down the leg

Ensure the skin is free of lotions or oils before application, as these can reduce the grip of the elastic material.

Signs of skin irritation or redness

Remove the stockings and ensure the size is not too small; if irritation persists, consult a medical professional.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Effective at reducing leg edema and swelling
  • Breathable material prevents overheating and excessive sweating
  • Inspection hole allows for quick monitoring of toes
  • Durable reinforced heel extends product longevity
  • Suitable for post-surgery and post-pregnancy recovery

Cons

  • Requires precise measurements to ensure proper compression levels
  • Limited color option (White only)
  • Compression level may not be sufficient for severe medical conditions requiring higher pressure

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before initial use, consult the size chart carefully; the color indicator on the stocking helps identify the size (XXL in this case). To put them on, gather the stocking material and gently slide it over the foot, ensuring the heel sits correctly in the reinforced pocket, then smooth the fabric upward toward the knee without twisting. For care, hand wash the stockings with mild soap and cold water to maintain the elasticity of the fibers, and air dry them away from direct heat sources to prevent material degradation.