Flamingo Anti-Embolism Mono Stocking Premium OC 2233 Left - Small

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the difference between anti-embolism stockings and compression stockings?
  The main difference between compression stockings and anti-embolism stockings is the level of compression and who they’re meant for. Compression socks are made for people who are up and about, while anti embolic stockings are for bed-bound patients. Compression socks have a gradient compression that becomes gradually looser up the leg.
• What do Flamingo anti-embolism stockings do?
  Flamingo Anti-embolism socks place pressure on the legs to increase circulation. In doing so, they reduce a person’s risk of blood clots.
• What are the benefits of Flamingo anti-embolism stockings?
  Anti-embolism stockings promote circulation, reduce swelling, prevent formation of varicose veins and spider veins, prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT) symptoms, provide fastest healing, and promote a safer recovery.
• What are Flamingo anti-embolism stockings?
  Flamingo Anti-embolism socks make proper blood circulation to the legs a seamless and effective process. They are made of lightweight materials making them comfortable to wear while undergoing the recovery process. They also minimize the risk of venous thromboembolism.
• Who can wear Flamingo anti-embolism stockings?
  Mostly, anti-embolism is recommended to patients who are bedridden or post-operative patients who are immobile. Also, patients who have phlebitis, lymphedema, edema, varicose veins can wear compression stockings.