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T.E.D. Stockings (teds)



 

Therafirm Support Stockings

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Jobst Sensifoot Diabetic Support Socks

Support Stockings and Support Socks

If you are looking for support stockings and support socks and  great selection and great prices are important to you in choosing  support stockings, you are here! We are proud to offer a wide selection of quality support and compression hosiery. 
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Juzo Compression Stockings

To Launder compression stockings or support stockings and prolong the stockings effectiveness, follow the support care instructions below.

Support stockings can be hand washed or machine washed using hot water to remove body oils from the support stockings. Be sure to rinse the stockings thoroughly.

Use any of the following products to wash your support stockings:
Wisk, ERA, ALL, Ivory Snow, Jolastic Support Stocking Washing Solution, Sigvaris Support Stocking Washing Solution. Do not use Woolite, Dreft, or any detergent that contains BLEACH to wash your support stockings.

If thigh high stockings have silicon or dots in the band, scrub them with a soft brush such as a toothbrush, about every two weeks.
-Support Hose start to loose their elasticity after about 4 months.
-It is reccomended by the manufactureers of Support Stockings that you have two pairs of support hosiery so they can be washed daily as it is the body oils that shorten the life of the stockings.
-Do not put support stockings on legs right after you apply lotion. Apply lotions at night and they will be absorbed before you put your stockings on.

 

 


TED Stockings Clinically designed to increase blood velocity, reducing the incidence of venous stasis, deep vein thrombosis, and pulmonary embolisms. All styles are open-toe or inspection toe.

Jobst Support Stockings for Women
Jobst Casual Knee High Pumpers Support Stockings


Designed for casual and leisure wear, Women's Casual Support Wear provide fashionable comfort for everyday activities.

Jobst UltraSheer Support Stocking Support Stockings by Jobst
Provide the therapy fashion and sheerest looks you have come to expect from Ultimate. Uncommon comfort and durability. Reinforced toe and heel with the look of a sandalfoot. Available in Knee High, Thigh High, and Pantyhose, these provide either 8-15mmHg or 15-20mmHg Gradient Compression.

Jobst Opaque Support Stocking
Available in Knee High, and Tights, these provide 15-20mmHg Gradient Compression.

Jobst Relief Support Stocking
Available in Knee High, Thigh High, and Waist High, these provide 15-20mmHg Gradient Compression.

Jobst Support Socks for Men

Jobst for Men Over-the-Calf Support Socks
Providing either 8-15mmHg or 15-20mmHg Gradient Support.  Choose these if you're looking for a thin support sock.

Jobst Men's Dress Over-the-Calf Support Socks
Providing 8-15mmHg Gradient Compression. This sock is 51% acrylic and is softer and slightly thicker then our Jobst for Men

Jobst Athletic Over-the-Calf Support Socks
These high performance socks provide 8-15mmHg Gradient Compression and a double cushion sole.

Jobst Relief Support Stockings
Available in Knee High, Thigh High, and Waist High, these provide 15-20mmHg Gradient Compression.

Ulcer Care Medical Stockings

Fast-Fit Graduated Compression Stockings

Anti-embolism Stockings

Therafirm Compression Stockings
Support Stockings by Therafirm

Maternity Support Stockings

 

 

Compression Stockings Help Aching Legs
Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (1997;39(9):889-894)

New research shows that gradient compression stockings and gradient compression socks can make a real difference in your leg health. 
Read how gradient support stockings and gradient support socks can help increase venous circulation and reduce leg ache and swelling.

NEW YORK (Reuters) -- Compression stockings outperform special floor mats when it comes to reducing the ache and swelling of workers' legs where their jobs require prolonged standing, say Dutch researchers.

"Compression stockings appeared to be superior to rubber mats," conclude a team from the University Academic Hospital in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Their study appears in this month's Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.

A condition called chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) includes leg swelling and skin changes that occur when the pressure of blood in the leg veins is raised due to factors such as long periods of standing and weight gain. Leg veins depend on muscle movements to help push blood against gravity. Small valves in the veins that also help blood flow are weakened by increased venous pressure, and this can lead to the appearance of varicose veins.

These venous conditions can have serious implications: a recent German study found discomfort such as tired, aching legs due to venous disorders leads 2% of the workforce to quit or change their jobs.

Two therapies have evolved to help increase venous circulation and reduce leg ache and swelling. Compression stockings are elastic support stockings which hug the legs and are thought to assist venous return -- the flow of blood through veins back to the heart. Rubber mats, often designed with irregular surfaces, may help stimulate leg muscles into more varied activity than might occur on hard, smooth flooring.

The Dutch researchers studied a group of 114 meat factory workers over a three-month period. All of the participants suffered from some form of venous disorder in their legs. One group of workers were asked to wear custom-designed compression stockings, while another group had rubber matting installed on factory floors. A third, 'control' group were simply left to work in an unaltered environment.

Medical tests, including measurements of leg volume (to determine swelling), and questionnaires regarding leg pain, were given to each worker involved in the study.

The results? In most cases, compression stockings managed "to prevent the legs from swelling" during a normal workday, the researchers conclude. A decrease in leg volume was observed in 43% of the workers who wore them. In comparison, only 14% of those laborers standing on rubber mats displayed a decrease in leg volume. In fact, 50% of these workers displayed increased swelling in their legs after a day spent standing on the mats, the investigators conclude.

And at the end of the three-month study period, just "27% of the workers (using stockings) reported... complaints of the legs, compared with 70% before." However, no significant change in complaints was recorded in those employees working on the rubber mats, the researchers report.

They believe the ability of compression stockings to reduce leg pain and swelling might be improved further by proper fitting. Thirteen percent of the workers complained of ill-fitting stockings. "If they fitted well, elastic compression stocking were appreciated by most workers," say the study authors.

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-Support Hose start to loose their elasticity after about 4 months.
-It is recommended by the manufacturers of Support Stockings that you have two pairs of support hosiery so they can be washed daily as it is the body oils that shorten the life of the stockings.
-Do not put support stockings on legs right after you apply lotion. Apply lotions at night and they will be absorbed before you put your stockings on.

Danger Signals
There are many risk factors which can lead to the development of venous disorders.  In most cases the disease does not just come out of the blue.  There are typical warning signs such as:
  • heavy, tired and often hot legs,
  • a feeling of tension,
  • dragging or stubborn pain in the calves,
  • swollen ankles,
  • and the first small varicose veins.

Anyone who becomes aware of one of the danger signals should consult their doctor without delay.  The sooner treatment is started the better chances of a cure.

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