United Medicare Medical Compression Stocking Below Knee Class 2 J-34 (Medium)

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the use of Class 2 medical compression stockings?
  Class 2 below-knee medical compression stockings are specialized garments designed to apply graduated pressure to the lower leg, from the ankle to just below the knee.
• How does Class 2 compression stocking differ from class 1?
  Class 2 compression stockings offer a moderate level of compression. They exert a higher pressure on the ankle compared to class 1 stockings.
• How does the compression stocking work?
  Class 2 compression stockings work by applying graduated pressure to the leg, with the highest pressure exerted at the ankle and gradually decreasing pressure as they move up the leg.
• What conditions is compression stocking used?
  Class 2 compression stockings manage weak and tired legs and other conditions causing pain and discomfort in the legs and requiring mild compression support.
• How to wear this compression stocking?
  Insert your hand in the stocking and hold the heel portion in your palm. Now reverse the stocking outward. Slide the inverted stocking up to the heel, and then pull the stocking up to knee level. Ensure there are no wrinkles.