- 23640-625 | Each - $8.09
- 23640-625 | Case (12 Each) - $82.14
Cardinal Health Allegiance Thigh-Length Anti-Embolism Compression Stockings, Silicone-Beaded Elastic Band, Small/Long
PRODUCT DETAILS
Cardinal Health Allegiance thigh-length anti-embolism (T.E.D.) compression stockings are single-use, non-sterile support stockings intended to help prevent the pooling of blood in the legs and the associated risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT). The Small/Long size extends from the ankle to the upper thigh. The stocking features a silicone-beaded elastic band and is labeled as not made with natural rubber latex. It is intended for prescription use and is a special-order item.
Key Features and Benefits
- Thigh-length cut extending from the ankle to the upper thigh
- Small/Long size
- Single-use compression stocking
- Silicone-beaded elastic band
- Labeled as not made with natural rubber latex
- Non-sterile
Cardinal Health Allegiance Thigh-Length Anti-Embolism Compression Stockings, Silicone-Beaded Elastic Band, Small/Long Chart
| MPN | Sold Unit | Case Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| 23640-625 | Single stocking or case | 12 stockings per case |
Also Available
A matching waist-length version is also available: Cardinal Health Allegiance Waist-Length Anti-Embolism Compression Stockings.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What is anti-embolism stockings?
A: Anti-embolism stockings are specialized compression garments used to prevent blood clots (such as DVT) in individuals who are inactive or recovering from surgery. They help maintain proper blood flow in the legs.
Q: When should anti-embolism stockings be applied?
A: They should be applied before periods of inactivity or immediately after surgery, typically under the guidance of a healthcare provider.
Q: How often should anti-embolism stockings be removed?
A: They should be removed at least once every 8 to 12 hours for skin checks and hygiene, or as directed by your healthcare provider.
Q: What’s the difference between compression stockings and anti-embolism stockings?
A: Anti-embolism stockings are designed for immobile patients and offer lower compression, while compression stockings are for mobile users and help manage chronic venous conditions, swelling, or varicose veins.
Q: Can I wear anti-embolism stockings during sleep?
A: Yes, they are often worn continuously during recovery, including during sleep, unless otherwise advised by your doctor.
Q: Are anti-embolism stockings reusable?
A: Yes, they are reusable, but they should be washed regularly and replaced when they lose elasticity or show signs of wear.
