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The Blue Jay Extra-Firm Surgical Weight Compression Stocking provides graduated compression at 30-40 mmHg in a below-knee, closed-toe design. Two-way stretch construction provides extra comfort for extended wear. Nylon and spandex blend. Unisex. Beige. 3X-Large.
Individuals who need a 30-40 mmHg extra-firm graduated compression stocking in a below-knee closed-toe style will find the Blue Jay BJ305BG3X a 3X-Large beige option in a nylon and spandex blend. Physicians and clinicians who recommend surgical-weight compression hosiery for patients will find the Blue Jay extra-firm stocking a consistently available option in a range of sizes. DME providers and medical supply retailers that stock Blue Jay compression hosiery will find the BJ305BG3X a consistently available 3X-Large option in the 30-40 mmHg range. Individuals who need a unisex, two-way stretch compression stocking for extended daily wear will find the nylon and spandex construction comfortable for all-day use.
What does 30-40 mmHg mean?
mmHg (millimeters of mercury) is the unit used to measure compression pressure. 30-40 mmHg is considered extra-firm or surgical-weight compression, the highest level commonly available without a prescription. This level of compression is typically recommended by a physician or clinician for specific circulatory needs.
What is the difference between open-toe and closed-toe compression stockings?
Closed-toe stockings cover the entire foot including the toes. Open-toe stockings leave the toes exposed. Closed-toe styles provide full foot coverage and are the most common style for general use. Open-toe styles are preferred by some users for comfort or when wearing open-toe footwear.
How do I care for this stocking?
Hand wash in cool water with mild detergent and lay flat to dry. Avoid machine washing, tumble drying, and ironing, as heat can damage the elastic fibers and reduce compression effectiveness.
How do I choose the right size?
Measure your ankle circumference, calf circumference, and leg length according to the Blue Jay sizing chart. For below-knee stockings, ankle and calf measurements are the primary sizing factors. Measure in the morning before swelling occurs for the most accurate fit.