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The JOBST Relief 20-30 mmHg Thigh High Compression Stockings deliver firm graduated compression in a comfortable, durable hosiery designed for all-day wear. This listing is for the Beige colorway in Small with an open toe and no silicone band. The 3-D knit structure uses air-covered spandex yarn that is soft to the touch and comfortable for extended wear, while the reinforced heel adds long-lasting durability. Gradient compression is applied from the ankle upward through the thigh for effective lower leg and thigh support.
These stockings are well suited for individuals who require firm compression support for moderate leg swelling, varicose veins, or chronic venous insufficiency and prefer a thigh-high style with an open toe. The open-toe design makes them a practical choice for patients who experience toe discomfort with closed-toe styles or who require frequent skin and circulation checks at the toe. Users who prefer to use a garter belt or waist attachment to hold their stockings in place will find this no-silicone-band style a comfortable and secure option. They are also appropriate for post-surgical recovery where thigh-level compression support is indicated.
What size is this listing?
This listing is for the Small size in Beige. Small fits an ankle circumference of 7" – 8 1/4", calf circumference of 11" – 15", and thigh circumference of 15 3/4" – 24 3/8".
Does this stocking have a silicone band?
No. This style does not have a silicone top band. A garter belt or waist attachment is recommended to keep the stocking in place during wear.
What does 20-30 mmHg mean?
20-30 mmHg is a firm level of graduated compression, providing more support than mild (15-20 mmHg) compression. It is typically recommended for moderate venous conditions. Consult your healthcare provider to confirm the appropriate compression level for your needs.
Why choose an open-toe style?
Open-toe styles are preferred by users who find closed-toe stockings uncomfortable at the toe, who wear open-toe footwear, or who require regular skin and circulation checks at the toes during clinical care.