Venosan 6001 Thigh Agh Small Short O/Toe Black

Material: 70% Nylon Polyamide & 30% Elastane

• Available in long & short lengths
• Travelling
• Pregnancy
• Post op – Sclerotherapy; vein operations etc
• Phlebology
• Ulceration
• Varicose veins
• Deep vein Thrombosis
• Money conscious – cost effective
• Oedema – leg swelling

How to Measure

Medical compression garments should be measured by a trained fitter where possible
 
Important points when measuring for compression garments 

• Early morning if possible when leg is not swollen
• If the leg is swollen, elevate leg for a period of time
• Patient should be standing where possible

REMEMBER! CORRECT SIZE IS EVERYTHING!

• If the garment is too tight, the client will be uncomfortable and the likelihood of them wearing the stockings all day is slim.
• If the garment is too big, the client will spend all day pulling it up 
• Incorrect sizing will cause discomfort to the client and will result in poor compliance
• If measurements are at the very end of the size scale there will be minimal stretch left in the garment
• If this occurs, move up to the next size. This will still give the correct compression, but garment will be more comfortable and easier to don.
• If a client is very elderly or has poor muscle strength, start with a lower compression garment. Once they are used to wearing and donning this garment, you can introduce a higher compression if needed.
• To get accustomed to wearing compression garments, wear them for a couple of hours a day initially and gradually increase the time for wearing them.

SIZE CHART FOR VENOSAN^® 6000