Cardinal Health Anti-embolism Stockings T.E.D. Knee-high Small, Long White Inspection Toe, 2EA/PR

Anti-embolism Stockings T.E.D. Knee-high Small, Long White Inspection Toe, 2EA/PR

T.E.D. anti-embolism stockings are knee-high compression stockings with an inspection toe in a small, long size. They are intended for situations where reducing venous stasis below the knee is needed and thigh-length styles are medically contraindicated. This white unisex pair uses contoured seamless construction and an inlay circumferential knit to support a proper pressure pattern and help minimize slippage.

Good Fit For

• Below-the-knee compression when thigh-length styles are medically contraindicated
• Care settings where toe access for examination is useful
• Buyers needing a knee-high small, long unisex stocking option

Key Features

• Knee-high anti-embolism stockings help reduce venous stasis below the knee
• Small, long size for buyers selecting this specific fit option
• Inspection toe opening allows easier access for medical examination
• Inlay circumferential knit helps support a proper pressure pattern and helps prevent slippage
• Contoured seamless construction helps eliminate harsh ridges that might cause constriction
• Specially designed knee band helps minimize slippage without constricting circulation

Applications and Usage

• Selecting below-the-knee anti-embolism stockings for patients who should not use thigh-length styles
• Allowing easier toe access during routine medical examination
• Choosing a knit compression stocking intended to help maintain a proper pressure pattern

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PR.
• Choose the small, long size carefully to match the intended fit
• This style is knee high, so it covers below the knee rather than the thigh
• The toe opening is intended to allow inspection access during examination

FAQ

• When would a knee-high anti-embolism stocking be chosen? This knee-high style is intended to reduce venous stasis below the knee when thigh-length styles are medically contraindicated.
• Does this stocking have an open toe area for exams? Yes. The inspection toe opening gives easier access for medical examination.
• What size and length is this version? This pair is sized small, long.
• How does the stocking help stay in place? The inlay circumferential knit helps support a proper pressure pattern and helps prevent slippage, and the knee band is designed to minimize slippage without constricting circulation.
• What is the material makeup? The stocking is made of 86% Spandex and 14% Nylon.

From T.E.D. by Cardinal Health.