SIZE L
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Calf Circumference Inches 14.0-15.5
CM 36.0-40.0
Ankle Circumference Inches 9.0-11.0
CM 23.0-28.0
What size is XL compression socks?
SIZE XL
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CM 38.0-46.0
Ankle Circumference Inches 10.0-12.5
CM 26.0-32.0
Shoe Size Inches 11.0-13.0
How do I know what size compression socks to buy?
Choose a sock size that will safely fit the largest foot, ankle and calf measurement. Measure at the widest part of the calf. Measure at the smallest part of the ankle just above the ankle bones.
What are the different sizes of compression socks?
Compression stockings have a range of numbers to indicate how much graduated compression the garment has. The standard compression levels for compression stockings are 15-20 mmHg (over the counter), 20-30 mmHg (medical class 1), 30-40 mmHg (medical class 2) and 40-50 mmHg (medical class 3).
Are compression socks one size fits all?
In order to get high-quality, effective compression socks, it is necessary to fit them to the size and compression strength that your doctor suggests. One size simply cannot fit all.
When should you not wear compression socks?
“If you have peripheral vascular disease affecting your lower extremities, you should not wear compression socks,” he says. “The pressure provided by compression socks may make ischemic disease worse.
Can compression stockings cause problems?
Although the application of compression stockings can appear simple, it must be remembered that inappropriately worn stockings have the potential to cause significant problems. Unevenly distributed and excess pressure may break the skin, especially in older, malnourished patients and those with thin, brittle skin.
What are the negative effects of compression socks?
Can cause itching, redness, and irritation. Compression socks can aggravate skin irritation and also cause itching. When compression socks are improperly fitted, redness and temporary dents in your skin may appear on your legs at the edge of the sock's fabric.