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20-30 mmHg
This firm compression is designed to for more serious discomforts such as moderate swelling and pain, medium-severity varicose veins, post-surgical vein stripping or sclerotherapy patients, per a doctor's recommendation.

Sigvaris Specialty 602 Women's Diabetic Compression Knee High Socks 18-25 mmHg

Sigvaris Specialty 602 Women's Diabetic Compression Knee High Socks 18-25 mmHg

Brand: Sigvaris

Style Number: 602CSSW00

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Color: White
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Features:

  • Non-binding band. Flat toe seam.
  • Soft with extra padding on foot.
  • DriRelease for moisture-wicking and odor control.
  • True graduated compression.
  • Measured sizing for an accurate fit.
  • Latex-free.

New! Sigvaris Diabetic Compression Socks 18-25 mmHg

Color: White

    Fiber Content: 57% Polyester, 10% Cotton, 26% Nylon, 7% Spandex

    *Sizing for graduated compression socks, stockings & armsleeves differs significantly from typical sizing, and is based on precise measurements. Each brand also varies. To ensure you are ordering the correct size for you, please refer to the size chart for this specific product before making your selection.

    Style Number: 602CSSW00

    Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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    Perfect fit, very comfortable

    "Perfect fit, very comfortable"

    — Debra H. (5/5)

    Socks that give comfortable, but firm, compression

    "These socks fit me very well. I wear size small, but long. This way I get a good bit of compression, but adequate length in the foot and leg. There's no compression in the foot. The squeezing begins with the ankle. Looking at the socks once they're on, one can see where the foot part ends and the thinner, elasticized part begins. Someone might almost think you're wearing a long stocking with a short sock over it. This effect works best with less dressy shoes."

    — Sylvia (5/5)

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