Sigvaris Expert Women's Class 3 Compression Socks

Sigvaris Expert Women's Class 3 Compression Socks

Easy donning and strength. Strong compression, varicose veins, venous edema .

Description of Sigvaris Expert Class 3 Women's Compression Socks

Sigvaris Expert Class 3 Women's Compression Socks will primarily respond to a need for comfort . They are intended for people who have treatments at advanced stages in terms of their venous disease . These compression socks have a primary medical objective with the specific weft at the end of the foot which dissipates the compression.
The shape of the product is perfectly adapted to the morphology of the leg for a more pleasant donning . The material of these socks respects fragile skin and eliminates friction due to compression. An incomparable quality to take care of your legs in peace . Expert socks will be your new daily health ritual.

Directions for use and dosage

Give your opinion on the advice for use and dosage of Sigvaris Expert Woman Class 3 Compression Socks with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.

In order to choose your size of compression socks, please take the measurements of your two feet, preferably in the morning, referring to the table below:

Available in black and ocher color.

Composition

Polyamide - Polyamide / Microfiber - Elastane

Precautions for use

Do not apply directly to injured skin. In case of skin reactions, consult your doctor.

Presentation of Sigvaris Expert Class 3 Women's Compression Socks

Compression class
Class 3: 20 to 36 mmHg

Our advice and opinions from pharmacy experts

What level of compression should be favored?

• Class I compression is suitable for preventing heavy legs, for example for people who work standing, for a trip of 3 to 6 hours, or who have risk factors for venous disease, provided they do not have varicose veins or other venous problems.
• Class II , the most prescribed, is recommended to fly if the flight lasts more than 6 hours, in case of spider veins or varicose veins, during pregnancy or after surgery for varicose veins.
• Class III is indicated in case of large varicose veins, very significant edema of lymphatic origin or after phlebitis.
• Class IV is prescribed exceptionally, for example in the case of open ulcers.