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Stocking Slips Pack/6 Jobst Diabetic Shoes Waist High (Closed Toe) * Hand control knob on

Name: Stocking Slips Pack/6 Jobst Diabetic Shoes Waist High (Closed Toe) * Hand control knob on
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 40503677501
Price: 34.22 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5085 (15 reviews)

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Stocking Slips Pack 6 Jobst Diabetic Shoes Waist High (Closed Toe) * Hand control knob on Waist High (Closed Toe) * 20 30 mmHg * Classic Black * X Large * Ankle Circumference 11 1 2 13 * Thigh Circumference 23 5 8 32 * Hip Circumference 40 65 * Stylish leg therapy that is easy to don for soft and comfortable year round wear * Made with a combination of silicone blend finish multifiber yarn and 3D knit structure * Cool and breathable which makes it comfortable to wear any time of the year * Guaranteed compression 15 20 mmHg 20 30 mmHg 40 mmHg for optimum medical efficacy using multifiber yarns for the softest feel * The reciiprocated and reinforced heel allows for greater durability and lasting comfort * Jobst© Opaque© conceals blemishes varicose veins and scars * Thigh high Waist high and Knee high styles * Now available in luxuriously smooth non ribbed style * Latex free * Construction: Heavy Guage Cold Rolled Steel Formed For Strength Pack 6 * For use with open toe styles only * Helps the stocking slide smoothly onto the foot by reducing friction between the patient s skin and the compression stocking *

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