Cardinal Health T.E.D.™ Anti-Embolism Stockings

T.E.D.™ Anti-Embolism Stockings

T.E.D. Knee-High Anti-Embolism Stockings are anti-embolism stockings made to help speed blood flow with graduated compression. They are intended for non-ambulatory convalescing persons and may be chosen when the goal is helping prevent blood clots during recovery. This version is knee-high in a long length, size large, and white.

Good Fit For

• Non-ambulatory convalescing persons
• Recovery settings where anti-embolism stockings are needed
• Buyers selecting knee-high, long length stockings
• Facilities standardizing on large white stockings

Key Features

• Graduated compression helps speed blood flow
• Made for non-ambulatory convalescing persons rather than general support stocking use
• Knee-high design for buyers who need below-the-knee coverage
• Long length offers a specific fit option within the knee-high style
• Large size helps match this SKU to the intended wearer
• White color supports straightforward product identification

Applications and Usage

• Helping support blood-flow management during recovery for non-ambulatory convalescing persons
• Selecting a knee-high anti-embolism stocking when a long length is needed
• Ordering a large-size stocking option for patient fit requirements

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• These are anti-embolism stockings, not support stockings or compression hose
• Match the order to the needed size, stocking length, and knee-high format before purchase

FAQ

• Who are these anti-embolism stockings intended for? T.E.D. Knee-High Anti-Embolism Stockings are intended for non-ambulatory convalescing persons.
• How are these different from support stockings or compression hose? These stockings are used for non-ambulatory convalescing persons to help prevent blood clots, which is different from the role of support stockings or compression hose.
• What length and fit does this SKU offer? This SKU is knee-high, long length, and size large.
• What color are these stockings? These stockings are white.

From T.E.D. by Cardinal Health.