Farmalastic Short Compression Stocking Open Toe Normal Compression Camel Color Size XL

• Promotes blood circulation and reduces edema in lower limbs with limited mobility or orthopedic pathologies in the toes.- Flat open toe that avoids pressure on sensitive areas, improving comfort in cases of bunions, claw toes, and Morton's neuroma.- Anti-press cuff that ensures fixation without causing marks or discomfort from slipping.- Normal compression (22-29 mmHg) suitable for daily use in cases of chronic venous insufficiency, varicosis, post-traumatic and postoperative edema.- Latex-free composition, reducing the risk of allergies.- The 140 DEN fabric provides durability and support throughout the day.- Suitable for older adults and people in rehabilitation programs requiring vascular and orthopedic support.- Compatible with sports nutrition programs and sports supplements as complementary support in recovery processes and overall health.

What is this compression stocking for?

It is indicated to improve venous circulation, reduce edema, and relieve discomfort in people with venous insufficiency, varicosis, postoperative edema, and orthopedic problems in the toes.

Who can use it?

People with reduced mobility, older adults, patients with venous or orthopedic pathologies in the toes, and postoperative processes requiring therapeutic compression.

Can it be worn all day?

Yes, its normal compression and durable fabric allow prolonged use throughout the day, always following medical advice.

Is it suitable for diabetics?

It is not recommended in cases of advanced peripheral neuropathy related to diabetes.

Can it be combined with sports supplements or sports nutrition?

Although it does not directly affect them, its use complements rehabilitation and vascular maintenance programs associated with proper nutrition, including supplements and vitamin complexes aimed at recovery and health.

How is correct placement ensured?

By following the instructions for use, which include turning the stocking inside out, placing the foot through the heel, and gradually pulling the stocking up to evenly distribute the fabric.

Are there any contraindications?

Yes, it should not be used in advanced obstructive arterial diseases, decompensated heart failure, septic phlebitis, or allergies to the components.

1. Place the stocking inside out, except for the toe, to facilitate positioning.
2. Insert the foot until it passes the heel, ensuring a correct fit.
3. Gradually pull up the stocking, avoiding pulling at the cuff to distribute the fabric evenly and prevent shifting.

• Chronic venous insufficiency, primary and secondary varicosis.
• Edema and varicose alterations during pregnancy.
• Post-traumatic and postoperative edema.
• Thrombophlebitis and phlebothrombosis as adjuvants.
• Post-thrombotic syndrome.
• Post-venous surgical interventions and sclerotherapy.
• Lymphedema and lipedema.
• Congestive states due to immobility, paresis or partial paralysis.
• Precautions:
• Do not use in advanced peripheral arterial obstructive disease.
• Contraindicated in decompensated heart failure, septic phlebitis, phlegmasia cerulea dolens.
• Avoid in cases of allergy to materials.
• Caution in advanced peripheral neuropathy due to diabetes mellitus.
• Medical follow-up and individualized adaptation are recommended to ensure efficacy and prevent complications.

Extra Large size (XL). Camel color. Short stocking with open toe.

Polyamide: 80%
Elastomer: 20%
Latex-free.