Mediven Angio Diabetic Compression Stockings, 20-30 mmHg, Calf High, Closed Toe

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Mediven Angio Diabetic Compression Stockings, 20-30 mmHg, Calf High, Closed Toe

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Mediven Angio Diabetic Compression Stockings, 20-30 mmHg

Mediven Angio Calf High Diabetic Stockings provide 20-30 mmHg graduated compression for people who need a higher level of compression while still prioritizing comfort for sensitive feet and legs. The calf-high design provides compression from the foot through the calf, while the closed-toe construction provides full coverage of the toes.

Mediven Angio is designed with pressure-sensitive areas in mind. Soft Merino plush padding throughout the foot and ankle helps cushion areas that may be especially sensitive, while the extended flat toe seam helps minimize pressure across the toes. The stocking's solid rib structure helps create a balance of resting and working pressure, and the broad knitted top band helps keep the stocking comfortably in place.

With a 20-30 mmHg compression level, these diabetic compression stockings are intended for individuals who have been advised by a healthcare professional to use this level of compression. Mediven Angio is available in Black or Caramel, sizes I through VII, and is sold by the pair.

Mediven Angio Diabetic Stocking Features

  • 20-30 mmHg graduated compression provides moderate compression and support
  • Calf-high design provides coverage from the foot through the calf
  • Closed toe provides full coverage of the toes
  • Merino plush padding throughout the foot and ankle helps cushion pressure-sensitive areas
  • Extended flat toe seam helps minimize pressure points around the toes
  • Solid rib structure balances resting and working pressure
  • Broad knitted top band helps keep the stocking securely in place
  • Available in Black or Caramel
  • Available in Sizes I-VII
  • Sold by the pair

Mediven Angio Size Chart

Proper sizing helps provide a comfortable fit and consistent compression. Measure your ankle circumference at the narrowest point above the ankle and your calf circumference at the fullest part of the calf. Compare your measurements with the chart below when selecting your 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 20-30 mmHg Stocking SKUs

Size Black SKU Caramel SKU
Size I MDV3Y40521PAIR MDV3Y40121PAIR
Size II MDV3Y40522PAIR MDV3Y40122PAIR
Size III MDV3Y40523PAIR MDV3Y40123PAIR
Size IV MDV3Y40524PAIR MDV3Y40124PAIR
Size V MDV3Y40525PAIR MDV3Y40125PAIR
Size VI MDV3Y40526PAIR MDV3Y40126PAIR
Size VII MDV3Y40527PAIR MDV3Y40127PAIR

How to Measure for Mediven Angio

Measure around the narrowest part of your ankle just above the ankle bone. Then measure around the fullest part of your calf. Compare both measurements with the Mediven Angio size chart to select the appropriate size. Accurate measurements are important because compression stockings should fit snugly without being excessively tight or causing discomfort.

Important: The 20-30 mmHg compression level provides more compression than the 15-20 mmHg version. If you have diabetes, peripheral arterial disease, or another condition affecting circulation, consult your healthcare provider before wearing compression stockings and use the compression level recommended for you.

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