Elastic thigh-high compression stockings (Ccl.1) with open toes

Graduated compression stimulates blood circulation, making it easier for venous blood to return from the lower limbs to the heart. It improves valve function (pushing blood upward), narrows the vein diameter, and prevents blood pooling in the legs.

Advantages:

• The first compression stockings in the world awarded with the TACTEL Climate Control Technology mark;

• TACTEL nylon fiber efficiently wicks away moisture (dries eight times faster than cotton), is breathable and exceptionally soft (several times softer than most other materials), ensuring that your skin breathes and remains cool and dry;

• Highly elastic – fits about 95% of people with various body types;

• Due to its softness and breathability, it is ideal for long travels and pregnancy use.

Class I compression (18–21 mmHg), closed toe.

Composition:

71% TACTEL® polyamide,

29% LYCRA® elastane.

Please note: putting on compression stockings requires some hand strength.

 Please note that product colors may slightly differ from those shown in the photos.

Wearing compression stockings

Put on your compression stockings in the morning before your legs start swelling or when swelling is still minimal, and wear them throughout the day. Remove them in the evening and allow your legs to rest. When traveling – by plane or car – be sure to wear compression stockings and take them off at the end of the day. This helps prevent swelling and fatigue while ensuring efficient blood flow back to the heart. It is also important to move your feet, lift your legs, rotate your ankles, or walk every couple of hours.

Maintaining healthy legs

To maintain healthy legs, walk and swim frequently, wear comfortable shoes, sleep with your legs slightly elevated, rinse them daily with lukewarm water, and gently massage from the ankle up to the thigh.

Care instructions for compression stockings

Washing instructions:

• Hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle inside a laundry bag (max water temp. 40°C);

• Use neutral detergent for delicate fabrics (do not use bleach or softeners);

• Do not dry clean;

• Do not iron;

• Do not dry on radiators, in direct sunlight, or in a dryer;

• Best dried flat on a towel;

• Clean the silicone bands at the top with alcohol regularly to maintain grip;

Avoid contact with creams, oils, and direct sunlight – these can reduce compression effectiveness.