Clinical Sizing Guide
How to Measure
Ensuring the correct fit for compression stockings is critical for comfort and effectiveness. Follow this step-by-step guide to accurately measure yourself before purchasing.
General Measuring Tips
- 1.Measure Early in the Day: Take measurements in the morning right after waking up, when leg swelling and fluid accumulation are minimal.
- 2.Use a Flexible Measuring Tape: Pull the tape snug against the skin without digging into tissue.
- 3.Record Exact Measurements: Take all measurements in inches or centimeters to compare directly with each manufacturer's size chart.
Measuring for Ames Walker Compression Stockings
We offer a curated selection of Ames Walker compression garments. Here is how to find your precise size:
Step 1
Ankle Circumference
Measure the narrowest part of your ankle, directly above the ankle bone.
Step 2
Calf Circumference
Measure around the widest, fullest part of your calf muscle.
Step 3
Calf Length
Measure from the floor (barefoot) up to the bend behind your knee.
Step 4 (Thigh-High)
Thigh Circumference & Length
Measure widest part of thigh and length from floor to gluteal fold.
Measuring for Mediven Compression Stockings
Accurate measurements ensure prescribed graduated pressure for Mediven clinical stockings:
- 1.Ankle Circumference (cB): Measure the narrowest point above the ankle bone.
- 2.Calf Circumference (cC): Measure the widest point of the calf.
- 3.Calf Length (lD): Measure along the back of the leg from the floor to the crease behind the knee.
- 4.Thigh Circumference (cG - if applicable): Measure the widest circumference of the thigh, 5cm below the groin.
Need Help Getting Measured?
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