FabLife Deluxe Two Handle Flexible Sock Aid

FabLife Deluxe Flexible Sock Aid Features

• Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid for those recovering from hip or knee injuries
• Three-finger insert design bends with the contours of your foot
• Long straps with loop handles eliminate the need to bend and are easy to manipulate, and the loops allow a firm grip
• Long straps and loop handles eliminate the need for bending
• The sock and stocking aid is also lined with nylon to reduce friction while allowing the sock to slide smoothly on the foot

When to use FabLife Deluxe Two Handle Flexible Sock Aid?

Socks Aids are perfect for those who suffer from -

• Deep vein thrombosis
• Lymphedema
• People with arthritis
• Edema
• People who have weak hands or have difficulty bending at the waist

What to buy with FabLife Flexible Sock Aid with Two Handles

• BSN Jobst Donning Gloves For Compression Stocking Donning and Removal
• BSN Jobst Easy Wash and Wear Kit
• BSN Jobst Jolastic Washing Solution

How to use FabLife Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid?

• Long-looped handles are easy to hold and ensure there is no need to bend using the deluxe flexible sock aid.
• It is simple and easy to understand; always start in a seated position.
• Hold the sock aid in your hand, pull the sock over the sake, lower the sock to the floor, slip your foot into the sock and pull up.
• This can also be used on the long, short, ankle, and even nylon socks.

Tips for wearing Medical Compression Socks

• The amount of time you need to wear compression socks every day differs according to your specific health condition. In some cases, you might need to wear them all day long.
• Compression garments might be challenging for people with limited hand strength. Apply a moisturizer on your legs if you find it difficult to wear them.
• Covidien Ted Stockings feel tight around the ankles, and you feel lesser pressure higher up. Put on the socks first thing in the morning, as the swelling is the least when you wake up.
• Holding the top, roll the stocking down to the heel. Put your foot in the Stocking Donner and roll up to your knees or thighs.
• Wash the garments with water and a mild detergent each day.
• You can also use cornstarch or baby powder to make the process easier.
• Keep two pairs of stockings, one for wear and the other for washing.
• These must be replaced every three to six months because if they lose their compression, they might no longer be able to provide the necessary support.
• Get it resized by your healthcare professional if you feel that size has changed because of the swelling's disappearance or for any other reason.