Truform Women's Compression Stockings, Beige, X-Large

Truform 1773 from the Truform Lites series offers mild graduated compression to help reduce discomfort and energize the legs. With a moderate compression level of 15-20 mmHg, they are perfect for combatting leg fatigue and slight swelling in the ankles, legs, and feet. These supportive stockings are ideal for today's active, style-conscious women and can be worn for both business and casual occasions.

Utilizing Graduated Compression Technology, Truform products deliver targeted pressure to the legs, starting at the ankle and gradually decreasing towards the heart. This compression serves two main purposes: reducing and preventing swelling by applying pressure to tissues beneath the skin, and aiding in circulation by supporting the superficial veins located just below the skin surface. These five intervals of therapeutic compression are doctor-recommended for alleviating tired, heavy, and achy legs, as well as for treating spider veins, varicose veins, and leg and foot swelling, especially during long periods of sitting or standing.

Truform takes great care to ensure a comfortable and effective fit for wearers, blending cutting-edge materials, equipment, and expertise to stand out in the crowd. The Truform 1773 stockings are made in the USA from 80% nylon and 20% spandex, offering a fashionable sheer style for women with a below knee length and closed-toe design. The lightweight denier fabric resembles traditional nylon hosiery, adding a subtle sheen to all skin tones, while the roomy closed toe pocket ensures comfort without putting pressure on the toes.

These stockings provide moderate 15-20 mmHg support for mild conditions, shaping and smoothing the skin and figure for everyday wear, travel, improved leg health, and enhanced blood flow and energy. They are also effective for treating minor swelling, aches, discomfort, varicose veins, and other leg issues. The wide soft-top band prevents rolling, while the knit heel pocket keeps the garment securely in place. Consult a physician to determine the appropriate level of compression based on the mmHg value, and refer to the size chart for the perfect fit as different styles may vary in sizing. Remember, garments with higher compression levels may feel tighter and require more strength to put on and take off.

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