Cardinal Health T.E.D™ Knee-Length Continuing Care Anti-Embolism Stockings, Latex-Free, XL Long, White

T.E.D™ Knee-Length Continuing Care Anti-Embolism Stockings, Latex-Free, XL Long, White

T.E.D. knee-length anti-embolism stockings are continuing care compression stockings for recuperating patients. Buyers may choose this style when below-the-knee support is needed and thigh-length styles are medically contraindicated. This pair is latex-free, white, XL, and long, with a full-foot design without an inspection toe.

Good Fit For

• Continuing care for recuperating patients
• Below-the-knee compression needs
• Situations where thigh-length styles are medically contraindicated

Key Features

• Knee-length anti-embolism stockings for continuing care of recuperating patients
• Graduated compression to help reduce venous stasis below the knee
• Chosen when thigh-length styles are medically contraindicated
• Latex-free construction for facilities and users avoiding natural rubber latex
• Full-foot design without inspection toe
• XL long size in white

Applications and Usage

• Continuing care support for recuperating patients
• Helping reduce venous stasis below the knee
• Supporting blood flow through the femoral vein

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 75 Inch.
• Calf circumference determines size selection.
• Distance from the bend of the knee to the bottom of the heel determines length selection.
• This is a full-foot style without an inspection toe.

FAQ

• How is the size selected for these stockings? Size is based on calf circumference. This pair is XL.
• How is the length selected? Length is determined by measuring from the bend of the knee to the bottom of the heel. This pair is long.
• Are these stockings latex-free? Yes. These T.E.D. knee-length anti-embolism stockings are latex-free.
• Do these have an inspection toe? No. This version has a full-foot design without an inspection toe.
• When might a knee-length style be chosen? A knee-length style may be used to reduce venous stasis below the knee when thigh-length styles are medically contraindicated.

From T.E.D. by Cardinal Health.