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Therafirm Moderate 20-30mmHg Support Open Toe Anklet - Large - Beige
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Therafirm Moderate 20-30mmHg Support Open Toe Features
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LAB-TESTED 20-30mmHg MODERATE SUPPORT – can help improve circulation, relieve tired, heavy, aching ankles and prevent moderate swelling.
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LAB-TESTED 20-30mmHg MODERATE SUPPORT – can help improve circulation, relieve tired, heavy, aching ankles and prevent moderate swelling.
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EASIER TO PUT ON - Ultra stretchy nylon and spandex blend means more comfort while making it easier for yourself or caretakers to get on.
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OPEN-TOE – Open toe styling is versatile for you to enjoy the benefits of compression hosiery while wearing your favorite open-toed shoes.
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COMFORT TOP – The comfort-designed upper band is non-restrictive while making sure your socks stay in place all day.
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GREAT FIT - A reinforced heel with smooth seams helps to provide a great fit around your foot every time you put it on.
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LAB-TESTED 20-30mmHg MODERATE SUPPORT – can help improve circulation, relieve tired, heavy, aching ankles and prevent moderate swelling.
About Therafirm Moderate 20-30mmHg Support Open Toe
Therafirm's Moderate Support Open-Toe Anklet offers a moderate support of 20-30 mmHg applying just the right level of pressure to your ankle to help reduce swelling and discomfort. Therafirm Moderate Support Open-Toe Anklet Features: 20-30mmHg (the mean compression for an average ankle size), Ankle-length design, Open-toe for comfort, Non-slip knit-in band for greater comfort, Two-way stretch nylon and spandex blend, Available in beige, blue, black or pink. Hand wash in lukewarm or cold water with moderate detergent. Lay flat to dry. 100% USA Made. If pain, discomfort, or areas of binding occur, the stockings should be removed immediately. Always consult with your physician before wearing gradient compression garments.
