Solidea Monocollant Ccl2 Plus Open Toe 25 32mmHg White S

The therapeutic Monocollant Plus Solidea It has a graduated compression of 25-32mmHg (ccl2) and is indicated in cases of chronic venous insufficiency, valvular incontinence of the deep venous axis, even with superficial valvular incontinence, in lymphedema, in post-thrombotic syndrome, after surgical and sclerotherapeutic treatment and in fracture outcomes. The specificity of this single tights is useful for patients with a significant increase in leg circumference, secondary to venous stasis. This monotight is made with a very soft and seamless elastic band that supports the stocking and ends with a loop dove a sliding elastic belt is inserted which can comfortably support the stocking at the waist. The monocollant can be used either on the right or left leg and is equipped with an anti-stress insole in bacteriostatic yarn. Finally, the Sanitized hygienic function acts as an internal deodorant, counteracts the develops sweat odor and keeps clothing fresh for longer. This hygienic function effectively prevents bacterial proliferation even during excessive sweating and brings greater comfort and well-being.

Composition: 80% POLYAMIDE 20% ELASTANE

Sizes: S - M - ML - L - XL

Colors: WHITE, NATUR

HOW TO USE
Compression stockings Solidea they can be washed by hand or in the washing machine at 40°C with a delicate wash. Only use detergents for delicate items or neutral soaps.
These socks maintain their characteristics if subjected to washing up to 80°.
The use of a washing machine net allows you to clean the socks in a particularly delicate way.
Hand wash: wet the socks, lather with a mild detergent or soap, rub the socks lightly along the entire length, rinse well and wring out, pat dry with a cloth modo to shorten the drying time; spread away from heat sources. For optimal function of the sock, correct measurement of the limb is necessary: for this purpose, a check by a technician or specialist is recommended. It is preferable for measurements to be taken in the morning, when the legs are less edematous.