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Comfiwave Thigh High Medical Compression Garment | 15–21 mmHg
Comfiwave is a soft, breathable compression garment designed to support the management of lymphatic and venous conditions.
Its distinctive wave-pattern knit creates varying pressure against the skin, providing gentle therapeutic compression while supporting lymphatic drainage. The soft, flexible construction makes Comfiwave particularly suitable for relaxed wear at home and may also be worn overnight when recommended as part of an individual compression-management plan.
The thigh-high design provides compression from the foot through the lower leg and thigh.
About Comfiwave
Comfiwave combines comfort with therapeutic compression:
* 15–21 mmHg therapeutic compression
* 3D seamless knitting for a comfortable, conforming fit
* Wave-pattern technology creates pressure differentials against the skin
* Breathable construction for day or night use
* Soft organic cotton against the skin
* Low-resistance yarns make the garment easier to put on and remove
* Shaped ankle and contoured heel help improve comfort and positioning
* Enhanced instep compression provides additional support around the top of the foot
* Designed to support ongoing self-management at home
Well suited for
Comfiwave Thigh High may be suitable as part of the management of:
Lymphoedema including mild to moderate oedema, with or without pitting and/or fibrosis, and some palliative-care applications.
Venous conditions including varicose veins, spider/thread veins, pigmentation or eczema associated with venous disease, lipodermatosclerosis, atrophie blanche and corona phlebectatica.
Lipoedema  where gentle, comfortable compression is appropriate as part of the individual’s management program.
Important: Correct sizing and suitability of compression garments should be assessed individually. Customers with known or suspected arterial disease, significant circulatory problems, acute infection or other medical concerns should seek appropriate medical advice before using compression.