Mediven Angio Diabetic Compression Stockings, 15-20 mmHg, Petite Calf High, Closed Toe

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Mediven Angio Diabetic Compression Stockings, 15-20 mmHg, Petite Calf High, Closed Toe

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Mediven Angio Diabetic Compression Stockings, 15-20 mmHg, Petite Calf High, Closed Toe

Mediven Angio Calf High Diabetic Stockings provide gentle, graduated compression for people with diabetes, sensitive feet, or mild-to-moderate circulation concerns. With 15-20 mmHg compression, these stockings provide supportive compression while helping protect pressure-sensitive areas of the foot. The calf-high style features a closed toe and petite 12-15 inch leg length for individuals who need a shorter stocking.

Mediven Angio stockings are designed with comfort in mind. A soft Merino plush lining throughout the foot and ankle provides cushioning around pressure-sensitive areas, while an extended flat toe seam helps reduce pressure points. The solid rib structure provides a balance of resting and working pressure, and the broad knitted top band helps keep the stocking securely in place.

These diabetic compression stockings are available in Black or Caramel and are sold by the pair.

Mediven Angio Diabetic Stocking Features

  • 15-20 mmHg graduated compression provides gentle, supportive compression
  • Calf-high style provides compression from the foot through the calf
  • Petite 12-15 inch leg length is designed for shorter legs
  • Closed toe provides full toe coverage
  • Merino plush foot and ankle provides cushioning around pressure-sensitive areas
  • Extended flat toe seam helps reduce pressure points
  • Broad knitted top band provides a secure, comfortable hold
  • Available in Black or Caramel
  • Sold by the pair

Mediven Angio Petite Size Chart

For the calf-high style, measure the circumference of your ankle and calf. Petite stockings are designed for a 12-15 inch leg length. Compare your measurements with the chart below to select the appropriate size.

Size Ankle Circumfrence Calf Circumfrence
Size I 6 1/2-7 1/4 in. (16.5-18.5 cm) 10 1/4-13 1/4 in. (26-34 cm)
Size II 7 1/2-8 1/4 in. (19-21 cm) 11-14 1/2 in. (28-37 cm)
Size III 8 1/2-9 1/4 in. (21.5-23.5 cm) 11 3/4-15 3/4 in. (30-40 cm)
Size IV 9 1/2-10 1/4 in. (24-26 cm) 12 1/2-17 in. (32-43 cm)
Size V 10 1/2-11 1/4 in. (26.5-28.5 cm) 13 1/4-18 in. (34-46 cm)
Size VI 11 1/2-12 1/2 in. (29-32 cm) 14 1/4-19 1/4 in. (36-49 cm)
Size VII 12 3/4-13 3/4 in. (32.5-35 cm) 15-20 1/2 in. (38-52 cm)

Mediven Angio Petite Stocking SKUs

Size Black SKU Caramel SKU
Size I MDV3X47511PAIR MDV3X47111PAIR
Size II MDV3X47512PAIR MDV3X47112PAIR
Size III MDV3X47513PAIR MDV3X47113PAIR
Size IV MDV3X47514PAIR MDV3X47114PAIR
Size V MDV3X47515PAIR MDV3X47115PAIR
Size VI MDV3X47516PAIR MDV3X47116PAIR
Size VII MDV3X47517PAIR MDV3X47117PAIR

How to Measure for Mediven Angio

Measure your ankle circumference at the narrowest point above the ankle and your calf circumference at the fullest part of the calf. For the petite length, measure the leg length from the floor to the appropriate point below the knee as directed by the manufacturer. Compare your measurements with the Mediven Angio size chart before ordering.

Important: If you have diabetes, peripheral artery disease, or another condition affecting circulation, consult your healthcare provider before using compression stockings. Follow your healthcare provider's recommendations for compression level and wear.

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