• Open Toe for High-Compression Medical Requirements: Facilitates essential visual toe monitoring, accommodates structural deformities, reduces pressure on sensitive nail beds and toe joints—often a medical requirement rather than a preference in severe clinical cases.
• Silicone Band for Mandatory Security: The inner medical-grade silicone dot band is therapeutically essential to secure the 30-40 mmHg garment, preventing slippage that would compromise the rigorous pressure gradient required for treating severe conditions.
• Maximum Therapeutic Pressure (30-40 mmHg): Delivers the high level of precisely graduated compression prescribed to manage massive edema, facilitate ulcer healing, and treat advanced post-thrombotic syndrome throughout the entire leg.
• Enhanced Practicality for Patient Care: The open toe allows for easier application of prescribed topical medications, regular inspection for skin breakdown and circulatory changes, and accommodation of orthotic devices or toe separators.
• Robust, Medical-Grade Fabrication: Constructed with a 66% nylon, 23% spandex, 6% silicone blend specifically designed to sustain high compression forces and integrate with the security band technology.
• Promotes Adherence to Demanding Therapy: By simultaneously improving comfort and practicality, this design can be absolutely critical for a patient's ability to consistently follow a challenging high-compression regimen.
• Facilitates Clinical Monitoring: The open toe enables healthcare providers to assess toe color, temperature, and capillary refill during regular checkups without removing the compression.
• Heavily Reinforced Construction: Features extra reinforcement in heel, sole, and band areas to withstand the extreme mechanical stress of extra-firm compression.

• Manages Severe Lymphedema with Toe Accessibility: Provides the necessary high sustained pressure to reduce fluid accumulation and maintain limb volume while allowing for essential toe checks, daily hygiene, and reducing the risk of maceration in the enclosed toe box environment.
• Venous Ulcer Treatment with Patient-Focused Design: Supports the optimal healing environment for active venous leg ulcers while the open toe may significantly improve patient tolerance and the silicone band ensures therapeutic consistency during movement.
• Accommodates Patients with Significant Toe Pathologies: A medical necessity for those with severe hammer toes, claw toes, bunions, or thick fungal nails that cannot tolerate enclosed toes at high pressure levels.
• Ideal for Diabetic Patients Requiring High Compression: Allows for critical visual foot inspection essential in diabetes care, though use requires specific vascular assessment (ABPI testing) and ongoing medical approval and monitoring.
• Post-Thrombotic Syndrome (PTS) Management with Comfort: Helps control severe PTS symptoms including pain, extensive swelling, and skin changes in patients who require both high compression and the accommodation of an open toe design.
• Ensures Effective Delivery of Intensive Therapy: The combination of secure positioning and toe accommodation addresses two major barriers to successful high-compression treatment compliance and adherence.
• Supports Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT): Essential component for severe lymphedema when toe involvement, monitoring, or separate toe bandaging is part of the clinical protocol.
• Enables Wound Care Access: Allows wound care specialists to monitor and treat leg ulcers while ensuring toes remain accessible for separate assessment, treatment, or protection if diabetic precautions are necessary.

• Spider veins
• Varicose veins
• Heavy or swollen legs
• Chronic venous disease

Brand: JOBST

Product Series: JOBST Relief

Compression Level: 30-40 mmHg

Style: Thigh High

Toe Style: Open Toe

Gender: Unisex

Fabric Content: Nylon 66%, Spandex 23%, Silicone 6%

Band: Silicone Dot Band

Construction: Seamless knit with reinforced heel and toe

Ideal for: Leg Ulcers/Wound Care · Lymphedema · DVT Prevention · CVI

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Do not use compression stockings if the patient has any of the following conditions: severe arterial insufficiency, uncontrolled congestive heart failure, skin infections, red or sensitive skin, hardening of the skin or untreated leg ulcers. Consult physician before application for patients with: impaired sensitivity of the limb, sensitivity to the garment material, or any circulatory disorders.