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Mediven Plus Thigh-Highs w/ Silicone Border (20-30 mmHg)

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Mediven Plus Thigh-Highs w/ Silicone Border (20-30 mmHg)mediven Plus Thigh High Compression Stockings mediven Plus Thigh High Compression Stockings are designed to provide advanced medical grade compression therapy for individuals requiring enhanced support, containment, and coverage above the knee. Ideal for managing chronic venous and lymphatic conditions, these thigh high stockings feature a durable knit construction that delivers effective graduated compression while maintaining exceptional comfort

mediven® Plus Thigh-High Compression Stockings

mediven® Plus Thigh-High Compression Stockings are designed to provide advanced medical-grade compression therapy for individuals requiring enhanced support, containment, and coverage above the knee. Ideal for managing chronic venous and lymphatic conditions, these thigh-high stockings feature a durable knit construction that delivers effective graduated compression while maintaining exceptional comfort throughout the day.

Engineered with mediven's specialized compression technology, mediven Plus offers superior containment for edema and helps promote healthy circulation throughout the lower extremities. The firm, breathable fabric provides reliable therapeutic support while accommodating larger limb circumferences and unique leg shapes. An anatomically designed foot and heel help ensure a secure, comfortable fit and consistent compression performance.

Available with a comfortable silicone top band for secure suspension, mediven Plus Thigh-Highs are designed to stay in place while allowing freedom of movement. The latex-free construction is machine washable and built for long-lasting durability, making these stockings an excellent solution for patients requiring extended compression coverage and enhanced containment.

Key Features

  • Medical-grade graduated compression therapy
  • Thigh-high design for extended lower extremity coverage
  • Enhanced containment for edema management
  • Designed for larger limb circumferences and unique leg shapes
  • Firm, durable knit construction
  • Breathable fabric for all-day comfort
  • Comfortable silicone top band for secure suspension
  • Anatomically designed heel and foot for superior fit
  • Latex-free construction
  • Machine washable for convenient care
  • Available in multiple compression levels, sizes, and colors

Indications

  • Moderate to severe edema (swelling)
  • Chronic venous insufficiency
  • Varicose veins
  • Lymphedema and lymphatic disorders
  • Post-thrombotic syndrome
  • Venous leg ulcer management and recurrence prevention
  • DVT prevention and management (as prescribed)
  • Patients requiring enhanced compression containment and thigh-high coverage

mediven® Plus Thigh-High Compression Stockings provide the advanced support, containment, and durability needed for effective management of complex venous and lymphatic conditions. Designed for long-term therapeutic use, they deliver reliable compression performance while promoting comfort and healthy circulation throughout the day.

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