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Altiform® Class 3 Thigh
Altiform® Class 3 Thigh
Altiform® Class 3 Thigh
Altiform® Class 3 Thigh
Altiform® Class 3 Thigh
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Small
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Medium
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Open Toe
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Closed Toe

£29.00

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Altiform® Class 3 Thigh

UK Class 3 thigh-length compression, made in the UK

The Altiform® Class 3 Thigh stocking gives firm graduated compression from foot to upper thigh, at 25-35mmHg under British Standard Class 3. Pressure is highest at the ankle and eases up the leg. It is designed for the management of gross varices, post-thrombotic venous insufficiency, gross oedema, venous leg ulcer therapy and the prevention of leg ulcer recurrence.

Compression, toe styles and sizes

  • UK Class 3 graduated compression, 25-35mmHg
  • Closed Toe or Open Toe
  • Soft, lightweight knit with an elasticated toe and heel for stretch during application
  • Latex free
  • Sizes Small, Medium, Large and X-Large, in Soft Beige
  • Made in the UK by Urgo® Medical and accredited by the British Skin Foundation

Keeping it in place

This is not a hold up. There is no silicone grip in the top band, so you may need a suspender belt or body adhesive to stop the stocking sliding down the thigh. Work it up the leg in stages rather than one long pull, and leave the top band flat. A rolled or folded band grips too tightly in one spot.

It's important to get the right fit when it comes to compression garments. That's why Daylong Shop recommends that you contact a nurse, GP or pharmacist to ensure that compression hosiery is appropriate for you. If so, you will then need to be measured in order to obtain the correct size which will ensure that the garment works correctly and feels comfortable.

Compression hosiery may not be suitable for everyone. If you have diabetes, circulation problems, reduced sensation, fragile skin, heart failure or a diagnosed vascular condition, speak to a healthcare professional before using compression.

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Nigel Chitticks

Upon receipt of the hosiery I was shocked as to just how restrictively tight the level of compression was. I then held up the foot length of the stockings beside my foot and realised that it would be impossible to even get them over my toes, let alone to reach my thigh.

Suzan Hughes
Nigel Chitticks

still not arrived yet ??????

Russell May

excellent ! well done....

Fran Evett-Towner

Good value, they do the job. They are not fancy but considerably better value than alternatives if one cannot use hold ups

David Neiger