Thigh-length anti-embolism stockings with graduated compression and inspection opening

Lidergrip® Embo is made of 80% polyamide and 20% elastomer. It is latex-free, non-sterile and available in six sizes, identified by colour to facilitate selection and product management in hospital, orthopaedic and medical distribution settings.

• Graduated compression from ankle to thigh to support upward blood circulation.
• Inspection opening for checking blood circulation.
• Silicone top band for correct support.
• Silicone top band for correct support.
• Comfortable, soft fabric in contact with the skin.
• Available in sizes S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL.
• Latex-free and non-sterile product.

• Thrombosis prophylaxis in immobilised patients, according to professional indication.
• Use in pre-operative and post-operative contexts.
• Use before, during and after pregnancy, when considered appropriate by the healthcare professional.
• Prevention of venous diseases and support for patients with an increased risk of embolism or deep vein thrombosis.

• Contraindicated in dermatitis, phlebitis, cellulitis, fasciitis, severe arterial sclerosis and ischaemic vascular disease.
• Do not use in leg swelling or pulmonary oedema associated with congestive heart failure.
• Size selection and product use must follow the judgement of the healthcare professional and the current technical documentation.
• Medical device registration no. RPS/188/2017. GMN code: 18426716LGRIP01QQ.
• Consult Lidergrip® Embo for professional applications in hospitals, orthopaedic centres, distributors and B2B channels.

• Minimum sales unit: box of 10 units.
• Storage temperature: minimum 5 °C and maximum 30 °C.
• Expiry: 3 years.
• Indicative durability: up to 10 washes with proper care.
• Machine wash or hand wash with warm water and detergent for delicate fabrics.
• Air dry horizontally or hanging; do not use bleach, dry cleaning or ironing.
• Wash separately every 2 or 3 days.

To select the appropriate size, measure the circumference of the ankle (cB) and thigh (cG), and compare the measurements with the corresponding table. Pressure gradually decreases from the ankle (B) to the thigh (G), creating a compression gradient.