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CURAD Knee-High Compression Hosiery with 15-20 mmHg, Black, Size G, RegularCURAD Knee High Compression Hosiery with 15 20 mmHg, Black, Size G, Regular Length (1EA) Hospital quality compression stocking specifically designed to apply pressure to the leg to help maintain blood flow and reduce discomfort and swelling Constructed from soft nylon and spandex Sheer fabric ensures hosiery doesn't feel bulky Knee length, unisex fit, closed toe Specifications: AREA OF APPLICATION Knee COLOR Black COMPRESSION MMHG 15 20 GENDER Unisex
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