Truform stockings open toe style with beaded stay-up toe beige :

It helps promote better blood flow and circulation and relieve aching legs due to reduced circulation and long periods of standing and sitting. In addition to reducing leg pain and discomfort, this graduated compression stocking garment also helps reduce leg swelling (edema) by lessening the build-up of fluids in the leg. These medical compression stockings are also effective for preventing and treating chronic venous insufficiency.

The compression stockings support and compress veins, which helps the blood moving up the legs and back to the heart for better blood circulation. By increasing blood flow back to the heart and reducing pressure on the veins, these compression stockings help reduce the symptoms related to chronic venous insufficiency (i. e. swelling, discomfort, varicose veins, leg ulcers, sensitive and damaged skin, skin color changes, etc. ). Further, these stockings are medically effective as a compression therapy for mild varicosities, as a varicose vein treatment after pregnancy, and for post-sclerotherapy therapy to help prevent the reappearance of spider veins and varicose veins.

These are recommended for conditions such as leg or ankle pain and discomfort, leg or ankle swelling (edema), sclerotherapy, chronic venous insufficiency, mild varicosities, varicose veins during pregnancy, and for improving comfort during long distance travel.
These compression stockings perform a strong massaging action to relieve discomfort due to moderately severe varicose veins, painfully swollen legs, uncomfortable heaviness and fatigue, and are especially suited for women and men who are standing and sitting for long hours.
These compression stockings include reinforced heel and toe, and non-restrictive stay-up top bands that keep the stockings comfortably in place all day long.

INGREDIENTS:

70% nylon and 30% lycra spandex.

DIRECTIONS:

It is recommended to put your garment on dry skin and to put the garment on right when you first get up from bed when swelling is minimal.
Remove your jewelry, rings, and watches before applying your garment to avoid damaging it.
To pull up the garment, place thumbs inside and gather the fabric, then place foot in the garment and adjust the knee and toe areas.
Gently pull up the garment, keeping the garment as straight as possible. Avoid rolling, twisting or overstretching the fabric.
If you usually apply moisturizer to legs or arms, it is better to moisturize the skin in the evening rather than just before putting on your garment in the morning.
Remove garment before going to bed.