BSN Jobst Ulcercare Open Toe Knee High 40mmHg Zippered Compression Stockings with Liners

Features

• BSN Jobst Ulcercare Open Toe Knee High 40mmHg Zippered Compression Stockings with Liners includes:
  - 1 zippered stocking
  - 2 liners
• Intended for people with wounds
• Have a two-in-one system for easy handling by patients or caregivers
• Minimizes nursing care time per patient, per visit
• Compatible with common footwear and clothing to enable a normal lifestyle
• Stockings show low friction on the liner
• Improved zipper for easy donning
• Available with zipper on left or right side for comfortable closure on the opposite side of the wound
• Improved locking mechanism to keep the closed zipper in place
• Color: Beige
• Fiber Content:
  - 76% nylo
  - 24% spandex
• Size to be determined by Ankle and Calf measurement
• Note: This product is non returnable due to hygiene concern

More Information

• Jobst Ulcercare liner:
  - Provides mild compression for non-ambulatory patient to help manage lower leg edema during bed rest
  - May be worn 24 hours a day by non-ambulatory patients and to hold a wound dressing in place
  - Integrated heel and toe for high wearing comfort
  - Contains silk to promote healthy skin, facilitate donning and provide maximum compliance
  - Washable at 140°F for hygienic re-use
  - Fiber content: 79% nylon or polyamide, 16% spandex or elastane and 5% silk
  - Color: White
• Jobst Ulcercare is easy to don:
  - Usually the higher the compression level, the harder a stocking system is to don and the compliance is lower. But the compression level is a key factor for successful treatment and may not be reduced. Jobst Ulcercare combines low donning values with the necessary compression.
• Jobst Ulcercare provides superior moisture management all day long:
  - A fast moisture absorbency gives the patient more comfort for long wearing. Both the liner and stocking of Jobst Ulcercare proved to have very fast moisture absorbent capabilities.
• Jobst Ulcercare provides the necessary stiffness:
  - The stiffness of a compression system has been shown to correlate to an improvement of venous filling time among patients with chronic venous insufficiency. Only a static stiffness index of over ten and more is able to lead to an improvement in ulcer healing outcomes.