Therafirm
Therafirm® Core-Spun Knee High 30-40 mmHg
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HCPCS Code / CPT Code: A6531
The Core-Spun 30-40 mmHg Knee High Compression Socks are often physician recommended to help improve circulation, prevent moderate swelling and relieve tired, achy legs.
FEATURES
- 30-40 mmHg (the mean compression for an average ankle size)
- Ultra stretchy yarns make the sock easier to put on
- High-tech CoolMax or X-STATIC fibers wick away moisture for a dyer and more hygienic sock environment
- Comfort designed top is non-restrictive while staying in place all day
- Black color contain X-STATIC silver fibers for moisture wicking
- Reinforced, comfortable heel and toe
- Polyester/nylon/spandex styles are designed to help prevent edema, leg discomfort, and deep vein thrombosis for long distance travelers.
- LATEX-FREE fibers for soft, cool comfort
- 100% USA Made
EXTRA FIRM COMPRESSION (30-40 mmHg)
- Moderate varicose veins with mild to moderate swelling (also during pregnancy)
- Post-procedure of larger veins to maintain treatment success
- Prevention, management and treatment of DVT or Post-Thrombotic Syndrome
- Superficial phlebitis
- Mild lymphedema after decongestant therapy to maintain reduction
- Orthostatic/postural hypotension
- Post-fracture, post-traumatic edema
SPECIFICATIONS
Brand: Therafirm
Series: Core-Spun
Compression: 30-40 mmHg
Style: Knee High
Fabric Content: Coolmax, Nylon and Lycra
Measuring Instructions
For 8-15, 12-16, and some 15-20 mmHg socks and stockings, all you will need to determine your size is your shoe size. Full knee-high measuring instructions are shown below if needed.
Knee High Measuring Instructions
Take these recorded measurements and use them in conjunction with the sizing chart for the brand of stockings you've chosen — such as Jobst, Sigvaris, Medi, and Juzo. All of these compression stocking manufacturers offer sizing charts that will ensure you get the proper fit. These sizing charts are located on the respective product pages. For answers to many commonly asked questions, please see our FAQ page.
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Ankle Measurement
Measure around your ankle (this measurement is called the circumference). Place the measuring tape at the narrowest part of the ankle, above the ankle bone.
Note: This must always be your first measureme -
Calf Measurement
Find the widest part of your calf. Measure the circumference of your calf.
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Calf Length
Sit on a chair with your legs at a 90-degree angle. Measure the distance from 1 finger below the bend in your knee to the floor.
Wear & Care
for all Compression Garments
