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During pregnancy, mothers-to-be may experience the notorious phenomenon of "heavy legs". Pain, heaviness, tingling, cramps in the legs, this unpleasant sensation is mainly due to the upheavals the body undergoes during pregnancy (hormonal changes with greater estrogen and progesterone synthesis, increased weight, compression of veins by the uterus and increased blood volume). All these factors can lead to circulation problems.
This range of support socks is available in 3 colors: beige, navy and black.
Sigvaris Delilah support socks are ideal for ensuring the comfort and well-being of your legs on a daily basis. Elegant, these socks have a transparent mesh with a satin finish for maximum comfort.
Sigvaris Delilah support socks have tapered compression to activate blood circulation and tone your legs. Made from transparent, satin-finish mesh, the socks are suitable for all occasions, yet remain discreet and elegant. Reinforced toes and heels for added strength.
Sigvaris medical compression products are risk class 1 medical devices (directive 93/42 CE), manufactured by Sigvaris.
They are intended for the treatment of chronic and acute venous diseases.
For best comfort, we recommend putting on the socks as soon as you wake up, on clean, dry skin.
Before putting on, remove rings and cut nails. Turn the support socks inside out, up to the heel. Put on the toe and then the heel. Make sure the heel is in the right place. Turn the support socks over, without pulling, and unroll them over the ankle, calf and up to the knees, gradually working your way up, without pulling directly upwards.
Make sure there are no creases.
Sizing chart :
Size 1: size 35-37
Size 2: size 38-39
Size 3: size 40-41
Size 4: size 42-44
82% polyamide - 18% elastane.
Degressive compression.
Label: 70 Denier.
Transparent, satin-finish mesh.
Reinforced toes and heels.
Sizes 1 to 4.
Do not use in case of: obliterative arteriopathy, decompensated heart failure, oozing or eczematized dermatosis, intolerance to the materials used.
How to care for your venous compression :
Before each use, wash your pantyhose.
To prolong the life of your tights, we recommend using a washing net.
Machine wash at 30° (delicate program).
Do not use fabric softener or bleach.
Air dry, away from any heat source (tumble dryer, radiator, etc.).
Do not iron.
1 pair of 70D socks
To avoid heavy legs, there are a few tricks you can adopt:
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