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Jobst Compression Socks Thigh Extra Large Ankle 29 33cm 30 40 Hg Black

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$132.35
Stock Code
19360295
JOBST COMPRESSION SOCKS THIGH EXTRA LARGE ANKLE 29-33cm 30-40Hg BLACK 75272-00
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$132.35
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JOBST Compression Socks

The JOBST forMen range of socks is the pinnacle of comfort, fashion, and gradient compression hosiery to support all your day-to-day activities. Using state-of-the-art technology, the 3-D knit structure offers odour control and moisture management, allowing the feet to feel fresh and dry through daily living

JOBST Compression Socks Features

  • Easy to wear
  • Attractive ribbed design with 3-D knit structure
  • A comfortable band keeps the socks up without binding
  • Flat toe seams and a roomy toe section offer wearer comfort.
  • Anti-bacterial additive reduces unpleasant sock odour ·
  • Special Moisture-Transport System with soft micro and multi-fibre yarns in the sole keeps feet dryer
  • Durable
  • Reinforced heels for a longer lasting, durable product

*Please consult with your physician or healthcare practitioner before purchasing this product to ensure this level of compression is suitable for your condition. Incorrect circumferential compression may have negative health benefits*

Manufacturer JOBST
Colour BLACK
Composition 30-40Hg
Measurement ANKLE 29-33cm
Size EXTRA LARGE
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