Blue Jay Anti-Embolism Stockings Medium Long Below Knee 15-20 mmHg White

Blue Jay Anti-Embolism Stockings provide 15-20 mmHg graduated compression in a below-knee length with an inspection toe opening that allows monitoring of toe circulation and skin condition without removing the stocking. The 90% nylon, 10% spandex construction provides two-way stretch for comfortable fit and ease of application. A patch heel reinforces the high-wear area, laid-in spandex maintains consistent compression, and a non-binding top welt prevents constriction at the calf. White. Medium/Long.

Key Features

• Graduated compression 15-20 mmHg
• Inspection toe — open toe allows monitoring without stocking removal
• Below-knee length
• Non-binding top welt — prevents constriction at the calf
• Patch heel — reinforced for durability in the high-wear area
• Laid-in spandex — maintains consistent compression throughout wear
• Two-way stretch — comfortable fit and ease of application
• 90% nylon, 10% spandex
• White

Specifications

• SKU: BJ350WHML
• UPC: 615435816302
• Brand: Blue Jay
• Size: Medium/Long
• Length: Below knee
• Compression: 15-20 mmHg (graduated)
• Toe Style: Inspection toe (open toe)
• Fiber Content: 90% nylon, 10% spandex
• Color: White
• Construction: Patch heel, laid-in spandex, non-binding top welt
• Country of Origin: China

Ideal For

Hospitals, long-term care facilities, and skilled nursing facilities that stock anti-embolism stockings for non-ambulatory residents will find the Blue Jay BJ350WHML a 15-20 mmHg below-knee option in white with an inspection toe opening and non-binding top welt. Nursing staff who need to monitor toe circulation and skin condition without removing the stocking will find the inspection toe opening allows quick assessment without disrupting the compression garment. DME providers and medical supply retailers that stock Blue Jay anti-embolism stockings will find the BJ350WHML a consistently available medium/long below-knee option in white with a 15-20 mmHg compression level.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the inspection toe and why is it used?
The inspection toe is an opening at the tip of the stocking that leaves the toes exposed, allowing nursing staff to assess toe circulation and skin condition quickly without removing the stocking.

What does graduated compression mean?
Graduated compression means the stocking applies the highest level of compression at the ankle and progressively decreases compression moving up the leg toward the knee, encouraging circulation in the lower extremities.

How do I determine the correct size?
Anti-embolism stocking sizing is based on calf circumference and leg length. Measure the calf at its widest point and the leg length from the floor to the bend of the knee. Refer to the Blue Jay sizing chart for the specific measurement ranges for Medium/Long.

How are these stockings applied and removed?
Turn the stocking inside out to the heel, place the foot into the toe section, and roll the stocking up the leg, smoothing out wrinkles as you go. Ensure the heel pocket is correctly positioned and the top welt sits below the knee without rolling. To remove, roll the stocking down from the top.