Jasper open XL varicose vein syrup below the knee

Product description: Compression socks are used to support the venous and lymphatic system in the leg, and they provide graduated pressure that achieves maximum pressure at the ankle and decreases in the higher parts of the leg and above the knee. Usage instructions: Wash new medical socks by hand after purchase, as this makes them more flexible and easier to wear. Consider buying another pair if you can, and this way, you will have a clean pair to wear while washing the other. Apply a bandage to any open wound before wearing the compression socks. Keep your socks near your bed so you can put them on when you wake up. Do this early in the morning when swelling in your legs is less. Sit on a chair with a backrest, which allows you to lean on it when putting on the sock. Hold the top of the sock with one hand. Insert your other hand inside the sock and push your arm to its end so you can pull the thumb of the foot. When gripping the toe thumb tightly, pull your hand back along the length of the sock, gently rolling it outward but leaving your toes in place at the sock's toe. Place your toes in the sock's toe area, then slowly roll and slide it back to the heel, then use your fingertips or palms to gradually roll and slide the sock up your leg. Be careful not to tear or pull at the top of the sock, as this may cause it to rip or tear. Warnings and precautions: Please consult a doctor to use the appropriate pressure level, especially for diabetics.