Jobst Relief Graduated Compression Pantyhose - X-Firm Support 30-40mmHg

Description

Jobst Relief Knee High Graduated Compression - XFirm Support 30-40mmHg

$30.07

Jobst Relief Compression Stockings Thigh High Extra Firm 30-40mmHg

$39.87

Jobst Chap Style Thigh High With Waist Attachment 30-40mmHg

$50.37

Jobst Relief Medical LegWear Effective support that looks and feels great while helping to manage pain and discomfort from:

• Tired, aching legs
• Mild to severe leg, ankle and foot swelling
• Minor to severe varicosities
• Post surgical
• Post sclerotherapy
• Helps prevent recurrence of venous ulcerations

The Relief line is Jobst’s economy line of stocking, delivering compression therapy at an affordable price. Jobst Relief Pantyhose have a reinforced heel for durability and are available with a closed or open toe.

The Closed Toe Style features a roomy balloon toe. The 3-D knit structure makes the fabric soft to the touch and comfortable for all day wear.

Jobst Relief delivers compression therapy at an affordable price.

Features:

• Closed toe styles are designed with a roomy toe allowance for patients
   who require additional “wiggle room” 
• Accurate gradient compression therapy at a price patients can afford
• 3-D knit structure using air covered spandex yarn that is soft to touch
   and comfortable for all day wear
• Reinforced heel, designed for long lasting durability

Fiber Content: Open Toe 75% Nylon, 258% Spandex Closed Toe 78% Nylon, 22% Spandex

30-40mmHg - Extra Firm Compression

• Helps prevent and relieve severe varicose veins
• Used in the treatment of severe edema and lymphedema
• Used in post-surgical and post-sclerotherapy treatment to help prevent the reappearance of varicose and spider veins
• Helps reduce symptoms of Orthostatic Hypotension and Postural Hypotension
• For the management of Venous Ulcers and manifestations of Post-Thrombotic Syndrome (PTS)
• Prevents deep vein thrombosis (DVT), also known as economy class syndrome

Size Chart

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How to Measure

If you ever have a question or problem please feel free to call us Toll Free at 800-982-0939. All of our employees are very knowledgeable and can help you with all your questions.

Knee Hi
Measure the ankle circumference above the anklebone (narrowest part).

Measure thickest part of the calf.

Determine the length by measuring from the crease of the knee to bottom of the heel. -
For a closed toe please include your shoe size.

Half Thigh
Measure the ankle circumference above the anklebone (narrowest part).

Measure the circumference at mid-thigh.

Determine the length by measuring from the mid-thigh to the bottom of the heel. -

Thigh Hi
Measure the ankle circumference above the anklebone (narrowest part).

Measure the thigh circumference at the groin around one leg.

Determine the length by measuring from under the buttocks to the bottom of the heel. -

Pantyhose
Measure the ankle circumference above the anklebone (narrowest part).

Measure the thigh circumference at the groin around one leg.

Measure around Hip and Waist

Determine the length by measuring from under the buttocks to the bottom of the heel. -

Remember to measure your bare leg when swelling is at a minimum.

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Rated 5 by MARCIA

excellent

Rated 5 by Debbie

Fit well. Fabric comfortable and washes well. Have worn support hose for 20 years and these certainly are an excellent value for the price.

Rated 5 by Margaret

I have worn compression hose for 20 years. The relief Jobst are the thiniest support hose I have had. They are light weight and do not look like "grandma's brown socks". I order the panty hoses and they are very comfortable and durable.

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Q & A

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2 questions for this item

Q: What is the difference between "relief" pantyhose and just opaque pantyhose?

Asked by Aura - Can you answer?

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A: The Jobst Opaque Pantyhose are a more elegant look and feel where as the Jobst Relief are thicker material more of a unisex item.

Q: My measurements overlap "L" and "XL" Do the XL size add a little length 1 or 2 inches would work ?

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A: Go with the size XL.

Questions that are on Your Mind

Q: Can you help me with sizing?

A: You can view the size chart here: size chart
You will need accurate measurements, so first learn how to measure.

Q: What is compression? What is the difference in compression?

A: You wear compression stockings to improve blood flow in your legs. Compression stockings gently squeeze your legs to move blood up your legs. This helps prevent leg swelling and, to a lesser extent, blood clots.

Q: What does mmHg mean?

A: mmhg stands for "millimeter of mercury", a way to measure pressure. The higher the number, the tighter the garment will squeeze and the more compression it provides.

Q: How can we wash the garments? And with which soap or detergent?

A: We recommend to hand wash in warm water and air dry. You can use mild soup of the washing solution that we provide such as the jobst jolastic, hosiery mate washing solution, sigvaris liquid washing solution etc. See our full washing instructions.

Q: What is the difference between open toe and close toe?

A: There is no therapeutic difference between open and closed toe socks. The choice is yours, whichever is more comfortable.

Q: What is opaque?

A: Opaque is a thicker material that provides great coverage and your skin will be far less visible. Usually worn in winter because of the thickness.

Q: What is sheer?

A: Sheer is a thinner, dressier material. Customer usually like these because they can use them as dress socks for work or church.

Q: Do I get compression at the toe area?

A: No. Compression begins at the ankle and gradually lessens as it goes up the leg. This reduces pooling in the legs and helps the veins return blood to the heart.

Q: Will a thicker material give me more support than the sheer material?

A: No. The compression provided is measured by mmHg and is the same no matter the material. The choice of material is up to you, whichever is more comfortable.

Q: If I get pantyhose will I get more compression than with a knee-hi?

A: No.