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Jobst Relief 30-40 Waist-Hi Beige Medium Training Stairs-Ramps HCPC CODE: E0655 * 6 10 milligrams of phenylephrine

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SKU 65725544367 · ★ 4.0

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Jobst Relief 30 40 Waist Hi Beige Medium Training Stairs Ramps HCPC CODE: E0655 * 6 10 milligrams of phenylephrine HCPC CODE: E0655 * 6 month limited warranty * Resilient next generation tubing retains its shape and flexibility even after folding tightly into a pocket Jobst Relief 30 40 mmHg Open Toe Compression Pantyhose *Gradient Compression Therapy at a price you can afford *Open Toe Design *3 D knit structure using air covered spandex yarn that is soft to touch and comfortable for all day wear *Closed toe styles designed with a roomy toe allowance for patients who require additional wiggle room *Reinforced heel designed for long lasting durability *Latex Free *78% Nylon 22% Spandex *Relief is an economical unisex stocking appropriate for use by both men and women *Beige in color Only Includes Silicone Dot Band to help keep the garment in place all day long *30 40 mmHg (CCL 2) Very Firm Gradient Compression Indication Guide: *Chronic venous insufficiency *Deep vein thrombosis *Post thrombotic syndrome *Severe varicose veins *Severe edema lymphedema *Venous ulcer *Lymphedema *Orthostatic hypotension *Postural hypotension *Helps Prevent DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis) *HCPCS Code CPT Code: A6540

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