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Anti-Embolism Stockings Md/Reg 15-20mmHg Thigh Hi Insp. Toe Vaporizers * Appropriately named JOBST soSoft Ships From:FL, USA
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Anti Embolism Stockings Md Reg 15 20mmHg Thigh Hi Insp. Toe Vaporizers * Appropriately named JOBST soSoft Ships From:FL, USA * Appropriately named JOBST soSoft socks are so soft and comfortable therapeutic compression therapy will become an after thought The closed toe design provides a roomy toe area for those who require more room Blue Jay Brand * Graduated compression * Worn by non ambulatory patients to reduce possibility of pulmonary embolism * Fiber content: Nylon (90%) Spandex (10%) * Patch heel * Inspection opening on top of foot * Laid in Spandex * Comfortable non binding top panel * Comfortable silicone strips to avoid slippage * Two way stretch * 15 20 mmHg compression * Color: white * HCPC CODE: N A
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