Jobst forMen

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How To Measure

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	S	M	L	XL	LFC	XLFC
cC	29 - 38 cm 11 - 15 in	30 - 42 cm 117/8 - 161/2 in	32 - 46 cm 121/2 - 181/8 in	34 - 50 cm 133/8 - 195/8 in	46 - 61 cm 181/8 - 24 in	46 - 61 cm 181/8 - 24 in
cB	18 - 21 cm 7 - 81/4 in	21 - 25 cm 81/4 - 10 in	25 - 29 cm 10 - 113/8 in	29 - 33 cm 113/8 - 13 in	25 - 30 cm 10 - 117/8 in	30 - 36 cm 117/8 - 14 in

	Length lG
Regular	38 - 45 cm 15 - 186/8 in
Long	45 - 51.5 cm 176/8 - 201/4 in

When to Take Measurements
It is important that the edema is at its most reduced state. Most often this is found first thing in the morning or at the end of treatment.

Measurement Points
Length measurements should be taken at each circumference. It is recommended that you mark the leg with a non-permanent, non-toxic marker at each circumference measurement made. The length measurement is then taken even with the floor, along the inside of the leg, up to each circumference point.

Jobst forMen compression knee-high stockings are designed to provide men with lasting comfort and reliable support throughout the day. Crafted with soft yet durable fabric, these stockings combine well-known JOBST innovations like the SoftFit band and StayFresh technology with new enhancements tailored for men, including an anatomic toe area for improved fit and a specially constructed sole for added cushioning. The result is a versatile, discreet, and supportive stocking that promotes all-day relief from venous conditions while ensuring odor control, durability, and the lightness men need to feel at ease in any setting.

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This product has 6 reviews.

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15-20 mmHg Compression

20-30 mmHg Compression

30-40 mmHg Compression

I also use an Easy wrap to help with my leg swelling. These are a perfect daytime/work alternative to the compression wrap

- James A Guinn

Good product, nice fit

- Dan M Potter

Tolerated well by patient.

- Sally Oman

Most comfortable compression socks I've ever worn. Mine are 30-40 and don't hurt my feet at all. I weld 12 hours a day, no problem. Only ones I'll buy again

- Craig Kelsey

These have caused all the swelling to go down in my legs and feet.

- Mr Donald Rinkus

I NORMALLY WEAR 'THIGH HIGH' COMPRESSION SOCKS (20-30 mmHG) BUT NOW AND AGAIN I WILL SWITCH-OFF TO USING THE 'KNEE HIGH' SOCKS (ALSO 20-30) FOR A DAY OR TWO. THIS GIVES ME AN OPPORTUNITY TO OBSERVE JUST HOW MY UPPER LEGS HAVE (OR HAVE NOT) REDUCED IN SIZE. BOTH STYLES OF SOCKS ARE WELL MADE AND ARE PERFORMING THE INTENDED FUNCTIONS. IF THE KNEE HIGH STYLE HAD A TOP BAND WITH SILICONE DOTS, THAT SOME STYLES OF 'THIGH HIGH' SOCKS DO, THAT MIGHT KEEP THEM FROM SLIPPING DOWN. I AM VERY PLEASED WITH THE REDUCTION IN SIZE OF BOTH MY UPPER AND LOWER LEGS.

- Mr. G. Michael G. Furgueson