Mediven plus CCL3 thigh length compression stockings with topband

Your doctor must decide on the compression class to wear. Regular medical checks are recommended to ensure proper treatment.

Explanation of the compression classes:

• CCL 1 Compression in mmHG 18 - 21 / Compression in kPa 2.40 - 2.80
• CCL 2 Compression in mmHG 23 - 32 / Compression in kPa 3.10 - 4.30
• CCL 3 Compression in mmHG 34 - 46 / Compression in kPa 4.50 - 6.10

Mediven plus details:

• Standard toe: open
• Standard colours: beige, black
• Length:
• normal/regular: 72 - 83 cm
• short/petite: 62 - 71 cm
• Compression Classes: CCL1, CCL2 and CCL3

Tried and tested RAL quality compression, popular with both men and women. mediven plus provides reliable, accurate and comfortable compression. The advanced construction of the yarn ensures mediven plus thigh length with topband stockings are very comfortable, highly elastic, hard wearing and durable, suitable for machine washing and cool tumble drying.

Features:

• Patients will feel self confident wearing a stocking that not only provides accurate compression but is also soft, supple and hypo-allergenic.
• The advanced construction of the yarn ensures mediven stockings are:
• very comfortable
• highly elastic
• hard wearing and durable
• suitable for machine washing and cool tumble drying
• latex free
• The plus-heel with its Y-shape provides for easy donning, a secure fit and a free feeling in the instep area - all day long.
• The optimized toe section allows an accurate fit and excellent wear resistance. The ribbed sole reinforcement ensures reliable durability.
• Medi stockings should be replaced after 6 months.

Indications:

• Chronic venous insufficiency, stage I-II: with a slight to medium tendency for oedema
• Inflammatory venous diseases (superficial thrombophlebitis, varicophlebitis) with a slight tendency for oedema
• Varicosis in pregnancy with a slight to moderate tendency for oedema
• Primary and secondary varicosis with a slight to moderate tendency for oedema (only recommended in some cases)
• Thrombosis prophylaxis for mobile patients
• After sclerotherapy of varicose veins/surgery

According to the guidelines of the German Phlebology Society the following are considered to be absolute contraindications:

• Advanced peripheral arterial occlusive disease
• Decompensated heart disease
• Septic phlebitis
• Phlegmasia coerulea dolens