Comfortable, gradient compression hosiery designed for men’s needs. JOBST forMen combines efficacy and fashion with all the important details. Attractive ribbed design with 3-D knit structure.Easy to wear with a comfortable band that keeps socks up without binding.
Flat toes seams and a roomy toe section. Reinforced heels for a longer lasting, durable product. Anti-bacterial additive reduces unpleasant sock odor. Special Moisture-Transport System with soft micro and multi-fiber yarns in the sole keeps feet dryer.
Available in Knee High and Thigh High styles
The goal of compression therapy is to encourage fluid flow in your circulatory and lymphatic system. Because of that, you will likely notice a squeezing sensation in your arms or legs when you’re wearing your compression garment. To get used to this, JOBST recommends easing into your compression therapy. Start by wearing your stocking a few hours each day, until you’re comfortable, and then wear them for longer periods of time. Other things to remember:
- Remember to check your stockings periodically to avoid wrinkles
- Remove your compression stockings before going to bed each night
- Don your compression stockings when you get up before swelling can start
- Wearing your compression garment each day is the most effective way to continue your therapy
- Failing to wear your compression stockings may result in your condition becoming more severe
Caring for Your Compression Garment
You will need to wash your compression garments to help prevent the buildup of bacteria. There are several things to keep in mind when cleaning your JOBST compression stockings.
- You can wash your garment by hand or use a washing machine
- Placing your garment in a mesh laundry bag helps protect them during wash cycles
- Use warm water, a mild soap or detergent or Jolastic® Washing Solution
- Do not use chlorine bleach to clean your stocking
- Do not use fabric softeners
Replacing Your Compression Garment
While JOBST stockings are the #1 physician-recommended compression stockings in the USA, the materials will start to break down after repeated use for an extended period of time. Your garment will last longer if it is properly cared for, but stockings and sleeves will need to be replaced between every three and six months, depending on how often you wear the garment. Custom garments should be replaced every six months for optimal therapeutic benefits.
