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SIGVARIS® Essential COMFORTABLE Class 2 Maternity Tights Extra
Firm 20-30mmHg

Firm23-32
mmHg

SIGVARIS® Essential COMFORTABLE Class 2 Maternity Tights Extra
SIGVARIS® Essential COMFORTABLE Class 2 Maternity Tights Extra
SIGVARIS® Essential COMFORTABLE Class 2 Maternity Tights Extra
SIGVARIS® Essential COMFORTABLE Class 2 Maternity Tights Extra
Colour
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Size
XXS
XXS
XS
XS
SML
SML
MED
MED
LGE
LGE
XLG
XLG
Width
Regular
Regular
Plus
Plus
Length
Normal
Normal
Long
Long
Toe Style
Open Toe
Open Toe
Closed Toe
Closed Toe

£79.00

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UK delivery: Royal Mail 48

SIGVARIS® Essential COMFORTABLE Class 2 Maternity Tights Extra

Maternity tights with RAL Class 2 compression through the whole leg

SIGVARIS® Essential COMFORTABLE Class 2 Maternity Tights Extra cover the foot and leg in one garment, with RAL Class 2 graduated compression of 23-32mmHg. Pressure is firmest at the ankle and eases up the leg. The tights are designed for wear during pregnancy and for the management of varicose veins and tired, aching legs.

What the class number means

SIGVARIS® uses the RAL classification, the European system, so Class 2 here is the 23-32mmHg band. That is a different band to British Standard Class 2, and the two systems should not be read across.

Choosing length, toe and colour

  • Sizes XXS, XS, SML, MED, LGE and XLG
  • Normal or Long leg length
  • Closed Toe or Open Toe
  • Two width fittings per size, listed as 273 and 276
  • Black, Caramel or Savannah
  • Latex free, soft and smooth on the skin

Compression tights go on best first thing in the morning, before the day's swelling builds. Open Toe leaves the toes free, which some people prefer in warm weather or with a wide foot.

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.