Tiana Compression Socks, Type 850 (EN)
Description
It should be noted that the first signs of varicose veins or chronic venous insufficiency usually begin in the lower leg veins. Around 50% of venous blood is located in the lower limbs. When a person remains seated for long periods, blood outflow is significantly hindered. This leads to venous stasis, inflammation of the vein walls, and impaired valve function.
Thanks to the graduated pressure distribution of Tiana’s cotton anti-varicose compression socks (Type 850, Class I, 140 DEN), the compression is even. The strongest pressure is applied to the ankle area and just above it, gradually decreasing toward the knee. This reduces vein diameter and improves upward blood flow, enhancing circulation and easing stress on the heart.
The socks are made of 59% hypoallergenic cotton. They promote blood circulation, minimize the risk of varicose disease, and look just like regular socks — a popular everyday solution, especially for men.
Benefits
- Clinically tested;
- Made of durable Testurizato thread — known for quality and strength;
- Prevent odor and inflammation;
- Universal unisex design — suitable for both men and women.
Indications
Ankle pressure 18–21 mmHg is recommended for:
- Varicose veins, venous insufficiency or prevention;
- Thrombosis and poor blood flow;
- Leg fatigue, swelling, heavy leg syndrome;
- Post-surgical vein rehabilitation;
- High leg load (obesity, sedentary or standing work, diabetes, lifting).
Contraindications
- Individual material intolerance;
- Local skin conditions and soft tissue infections;
- Non-venous trophic ulcers;
- Decompensated heart failure;
- Arterial occlusive disease with ankle systolic pressure < 80 mmHg;
- Diabetic neuropathy and angiopathy.
Composition
Cotton – 59%, Lycra – 31%, Polyamide – 10%.
Care instructions
- Hand or gentle machine wash at 30–40°C;
- Do not wring or overstretch;
- Lay flat to dry, away from heat sources;
- Having two pairs helps with rotation and proper care.
Compression class selection
Class I: for early-stage or moderate varicose veins without trophic issues, post-surgery, pregnancy, or prevention;
Class II: for advanced varicose veins with trophic disorders — only under doctor supervision.
