JW-216 Compression Anti-Embolism Stockings Class 1 Size 1 White

Surgical operations and postoperative period
Labor and postpartum period
Prolonged bed rest in weakened patients
Patient stay in intensive care and resuscitation units
After myocardial infarctions, strokes, injuries, in weakened patients in a sedentary state

Procedure for Wearing
Stockings are recommended to be worn before surgery or childbirth.
It is better to change stockings in the morning.
Before putting them on, ensure that the hands of the person putting on the stockings are prepared: no rings on the fingers, neatly trimmed nails, no hangnails. If possible, it is recommended to use rubber gloves.

Wearing Regimen
Stockings should be worn before surgery or childbirth and used throughout the entire hospital stay, unless otherwise recommended by a doctor. Stockings are not to be removed at night. If you remove the garment during the day, it is recommended to put it back on after a 10-15 minute rest with the legs elevated.

Polyamide 74%, elastane 26%.

Septic diseases of the veins and soft tissues
Cardiopulmonary insufficiency
Trophic ulcers of the lower extremities
Chronic obliterating diseases of the arteries of the lower extremities

Care Instructions:
Wash compression garments by hand or in a washing machine on a delicate cycle at a temperature not exceeding 30°C* Do not use bleach or chemically active additives.
Ironing of the garments is prohibited. Dry compression garments in a cool place, avoiding heating devices. To maintain medical properties and remove contaminants, daily washing is recommended. If conditions or opportunities for regular washing are lacking, it is advisable to purchase a spare pair. For washing, it is recommended to use a liquid, neutral detergent. Store in a dry place at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and moisture.

The B.Well brand guarantees impeccable health control for the whole family, providing protection and a way to show care and involvement.
B.Well rehab products meet international quality standards ISO 13485 and 9001 applicable in the manufacturing of medical devices.
The CARE line of compression knitwear is designed to prevent complications.
JW-216 Anti-embolism stockings Class I compression: 18-22 mmHg
Color: white
Size: 1
Foot size up to 23
Circumference of the narrowest part of the calf above the ankles: 19-21 cm
Circumference of the calf at its widest point: 29-34 cm
Circumference of the thigh 5 cm below the gluteal fold: 47-54 cm
Length from the floor to the gluteal fold: 69-72 cm
For surgeries and childbirth for sensitive skin.
B.Well rehab JW-216 anti-embolism stockings have Class I compression, 18-22 mmHg above the level of the ankles, and are used to prevent venous thrombosis and venous thromboembolic complications (VTE) during surgical interventions, inpatient or home treatment with prolonged bed rest. The hospital stockings JW-216 are designed without the use of silicone and are optimal for sensitive skin.
The mechanism of action of compression knitwear is based on distributed pressure applied to the superficial veins, with maximum pressure in the ankle area of 18-22 mmHg, decreasing in the calf area, and minimal compression in the thigh area.
Thanks to the action of compression knitwear:

• Blood flow from the lower extremities is improved

• The function of venous valves is enhanced

• Blood flow is redistributed to the deep veins

• Necessary blood circulation is ensured for bedridden patients

• Lymph drainage and interstitial fluid are expelled, reducing the formation of edema

B.Well rehab hospital compression stockings are effective and convenient for both the doctor and the patient.
Characteristics:
3D knitting allows the skin to "breathe," making it comfortable to wear the stockings for extended periods.
Special knitting keeps the stocking in place without the use of silicone.
Double-wrapped threads guarantee the compression effect and durability.
Antimicrobial treatment protects against contamination and the growth of pathogenic microorganisms.
The toe opening is convenient for monitoring the condition of the skin.
A special area at the heel allows for checking the correct fit of the stocking.