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UK Class 3 | 25-35mmHg

UK Class 3 | 25-35mmHg

At Daylong, we offer UK Class 3 compression hosiery for firm support (25-35 mmHg), intended for managing more significant leg concerns. Our selection includes products from Credalast®, medi UK, Activa®.

**Firm compression requires medical guidance; consult your GP before using Class 3 garments.

Frequently Asked Questions: British Standard Class 3 (25-35mmHg) Compression Garments

What is British Standard Class 3 compression?

UK Class 3 compression garments provides firm graduated support with a pressure range of 25-35mmHg. This level offers targeted relief for targeted body parts that need higher support but requires careful usage. It is strongly advised to consult your GP or healthcare provider before use. Learn more about the different compression levels here.

Who usually benefits from UK Class 3 compression?

British Standard Class 3 compression is often used for advanced leg support needs, such as managing significant swelling or post-surgical care. However, always consult your GP first. If you choose Class 3 compression, explore our helpful application aids to make putting them on easier and safer.

Are there precautions when using Class 3 hosiery?

Yes, Class 3 compression hosiery can exert significant pressure, which may not be suitable for everyone. People with conditions like Ischaemia or Diabetes-related neuropathy should avoid compression without medical approval. Speak with your healthcare professional and check our guide to contraindications for important considerations.

Are UK Class 3 stockings difficult to put on?

British Standard Class 3 stockings provide firm compression and can sometimes be challenging to wear. Consider using support tools such as donning sliders or gloves for a smoother experience. Check out our range of application aids here to make the process quicker and safer.

How should I care for UK Class 3 stockings?

Maintaining your hosiery ensures it works effectively. Wash your stockings after use using mild detergent, either by hand or on a gentle machine cycle. Avoid wringing them out or exposing them to high heat for drying. Careful handling will extend their lifespan while maintaining their compression level.