For thigh length garments or tights – mediven elegance (closed toe), mediven plus (open toe): cG – measure the circumference of your thigh at the widest part – type in the measurement in centimeters in the box. cC – take this measurement where the widest part of your calf is. Type in the centimetres in the box.
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How are mediven stockings measured?
For thigh length garments or tights – mediven elegance (closed toe), mediven plus (open toe): cG – measure the circumference of your thigh at the widest part – type in the measurement in centimeters in the box. cC – take this measurement where the widest part of your calf is. Type in the centimetres in the box.
How do you measure for compression stockings PDF?
Measure circumference G at the greatest thigh circumference. Measure length a-G posteriorly from gluteal fold straight down to the floor. Take the crotch, or K, measurement. Measure length a-T on the outside as far as the waist, reading off directly from the measuring board.
What is the difference between class1 and Class 2 compression stockings?
Class 1 stockings (light compression) exert an ankle pressure of 14–17 mmHg. Class 2 stockings (medium compression) exert an ankle pressure of 18–24 mmHg. Class 3 stockings (high compression) exert an ankle pressure of 25–35 mmHg.
How do you measure for compression stockings NHS?
(see resource section) but in general these are:
- o Below Knee stocking, measure and record circumference of:
- ▪ Just below Knee (A)
- ▪ Widest part of Calf (B)
- ▪ Ankle, just above ankle bone (C)
- ▪ Length of foot, from heel to tip of longest toe (D)
- o For Thigh length stockings the circumference of widest part of.
How do you measure for compression socks UK?
Measure from the widest part of your calf, this should be about ¾ up your shin. Wrap the measuring tape around your calf and take the circumference. For this measurement the measurement tape should sit just above the ankle bone.
How do you know what size stockings to get?
- Always refer to the size chart on the back of your hosiery packaging.
- If you’re at the upper end of a size range, always opt for the size up for secured comfort and fit.
- Hosiery that’s only available in a ‘one size fits most’ size has been designed with exceptionally stretchy yarn to comfortably fit most body shapes.
What is a good mmHg for compression stockings?
If you’re shopping for a compression sock without a prescription, you will likely want either the 8-15 mmHg or 15-20 mmHg compression level. This level of compression is usually sufficient to treat the most common issues like achiness, swelling, tiredness, and mild varicose veins in the legs.
Where can I find the measurement charts?
The measurement charts can be found under the “Details” tab on our product pages (e.g. mediven elegance ). The different lengths and variants are listed there. To produce a thigh-length stocking, the leg circumferences are measured at nine defined measuring points. To determine the correct size, the values are then compared with the size chart.
Where can I find the measurement charts for Your Stockings?
The measurement charts can be found under the “Details” tab on our product pages (e.g. mediven elegance ). The different lengths and variants are listed there. To produce a thigh-length stocking, the leg circumferences are measured at nine defined measuring points.
How is the size of medical compression garments measured?
It’s good to know that the size of medical compression garments is always measured by trained staff in specialist medical retailers. There are no measuring charts for flat knit compression garments or for certain round knit measurement constellations that do not match the specifications for standard sizes.