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Jobst for Men 15 20 Thigh Hi Black Medium Lamps Examination Thigh Hi (Lace Silicone Strap) set in sleeves Thigh Hi (Lace Silicone Strap) * Classic Black * 15 20 mmHg * Large * Ankle Circimference 10 11 3 8 Thigh Circumference 21 1 4 30 3 4 * Hip Circumference 32 54 * Beautifully sheer hosiery Durable long lasting * Sandalfoot styling * Gradient compression for relief and prevention of venous disease * Therapeutically effective sheer lightweight and fashionable * Model # 200 Jobst for Men 15 20 mmHg Thigh High Compression Sock with Silicone Border a fashionable ribbed design delivers effective compression support yet looks like a mens dress sock *Attractive ribbed design with all day non constricting comfort band keeps socks up without binding or pinching *Special soft micro fibers wick away moisture six times faster than standard nylon keeping legs & feet cooler and dryer longer *Special formula fights odor by inhibiting growth of fungi and bacteria on the socks *Flat toe seams and roomy toe section for extra wiggle room *Durable reinforced heel resists shoe abrasion strong yarns resist wear and tear *Machine wash support socks in a mesh laundry bag or hand wash with warm water using a mild soap or detergent designed for compression stockings *Machine dry on low heat *Latex free 73% nylon 20% spandex 7 % silicone *Medium *Black *15 20 mmHg Gradient Compression Indication Guide: *Discomfort from spider veins *Relief from minor leg swelling *Relief from minor edema lymphedema *Relief of tired aching legs *Relief of leg discomfort during pregnancy *Minor varicose veins *Helps Prevent DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis) *Orthostatic hypotension *Postural hypotension *For wear following sclerotherapy *HCPCS Code CPT Code: A6533
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