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The Jobst Ultrasheer Compression Pantyhose delivers firm 30-40 mmHg gradient compression in a beautifully sheer, full-length design. The lightweight, sandalfoot construction provides firm graduated compression while remaining elegant and fashionable enough for everyday wear. Durable and long-lasting. Natural, Medium.
Note: For health and hygiene reasons, compression hosiery is non-returnable and non-exchangeable once opened. Please verify sizing before opening the package.
Women who need a 30-40 mmHg graduated compression pantyhose in a sheer, sandalfoot style for daily wear will find the Jobst Ultrasheer a fashionable, durable option in natural medium. Women who prefer the coverage and fit of pantyhose over knee-high or thigh-high styles will appreciate the sheer, sandalfoot construction that pairs naturally with professional and everyday attire. Healthcare providers who recommend 30-40 mmHg compression pantyhose for their patients will find the Jobst Ultrasheer 121478 a consistently available natural medium option. DME providers and medical supply retailers that stock Jobst compression hosiery will find the Ultrasheer 30-40 pantyhose a consistently available sheer option in natural medium.
How do I confirm Medium is the right size?
Measure your ankle circumference (8.375 to 9.875 inches), thigh circumference (18.125 to 27.5 inches), and hip circumference (30 to 50 inches). All three measurements should fall within the Medium range for accurate compression and a comfortable fit.
What does 30-40 mmHg mean?
mmHg stands for millimeters of mercury and refers to the amount of pressure the compression garment applies to the leg. 30-40 mmHg is a firm compression level. Consult your healthcare provider to confirm the appropriate compression level for your needs before use.
What is the difference between 20-30 mmHg and 30-40 mmHg?
30-40 mmHg provides a higher level of compression than 20-30 mmHg. Consult your healthcare provider to determine which compression level is appropriate for your specific needs.
How should I care for these pantyhose?
Hand wash in cool water with mild soap and lay flat to dry. Avoid wringing, bleaching, or machine drying, as heat and agitation can degrade the compression fibers and sheer fabric over time.