JOBST COMPRESSION STOCKINGS
Support Wear                      

Do you have tired, aching legs or swollen ankles – especially after sitting for standing for long periods of time?

Jobst Support Wear (8 – 15mmHg), using special compression technology, enhances circulation so your legs feel refreshed and rejuvenated. Swelling is minimized. Jobst’s compression therapy can make a real difference in leg health.

You will find Jobst SupportWear comfortable, attractive, easy to put on. The market leader in medical legwear for more than 50 years, Jobst offers a stylish collection of hosiery and socks for Women and for Men.

Sensifoot for Diabetics

SensiFoot™ is designed to satisfy the demand of professionals and patients for an effective diabetic sock. SensiFoot makes proper foot care an easy, comfortable part of any daily diabetes routine.

SensiFoot offers more than "regular" socks:

  • Non-irritating, smooth toe seam
  • Extra padding in the foot, heel and toe
  • Moisture-wicking acrylic multi-fiber yarns
  • Antibacterial, antifungal finish
  • Non-constricting mild compression

Medical Legwear

Jobst Medical Legwear means effective compression therapy and quality. That is why Jobst is the #1 Physician Recommended brand. Their superior reputation keeps patients and physicians coming back.

While therapy is the first concern, Jobst realizes that comfort and style are also important to you. That is why these stockings are offered in Jobst UltraSheer, Jobst forMen created with men in mind, and Jobst Relief, the lower cost brand.

Available in Moderate Compression (15-20 mmHg), Firm Compression (20-30 mmHg), and Extra Firm Compression 30-40 mmHg.

General Guidelines for Compression:

Moderate Firm Extra Firm

  • Discomfort from spider veins

  • Relief from minor leg swelling

  • Relief of tired aching legs

  • Relief of leg discomfort during pregnancy

  • Minor varicose veins

  • For wear following sclerotherapy

  • Moderate to severe varicose veins

  • Moderate swelling

  • Varicose veins during pregnancy

  • Leg swelling following surgery

  • Following sclerotherapy

  • Chronic venous insufficiency

  • Deep vein thrombosis

  • Post-thrombotic syndrome

  • Severe varicose veins

  • Severe edema

  • Venous ulcer

  • Lymphedema

  • Orthostatic hypotension

Note: These are only examples of reasons to wear certain levels of compression. Please consult with your physician for compression above 15-20 mmHg.

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