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Sigvaris Honey Rubber 30-40 mmHg OPEN TOE Knee High

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Sigvaris Natural Rubber Knee High 30-40 mmHg, Open Toe

Name: For Your Legs Sigvaris Natural Rubber Knee High 30-40 mmHg, Open Toe - Sigvaris Natural Rubber Knee High 30-40 mmHg, Open Toe
Brand: For Your Legs
SKU: 40302043824197
Price: 96.87 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6452 (60 reviews)

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Natural Rubber offers a durable, long-term containment solution for compression therapy with minimal fiber fatigue throughout the day.
FEATURES

Ideal for patients with more serious indications
Extended sizing for a custom-like fit

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Reviews

4.6

62 ratings

Have worn this brand for 26 years. They do what they are supposed to do.

Bill · October 23, 2025

Sigvaris sock rating

A good long lasting sock that holds it shape better than other brands.

Gerald · June 29, 2025

Compression socks

This is a wonderful product. I’ve been buying these for years. The only thing is as the sock is worn more and more the end of the sock folds over and can hurt the foot.

Pat · December 17, 2024

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Natural Rubber offers a durable, long-term containment solution for compression therapy with minimal fiber fatigue throughout the day.
FEATURES

Ideal for patients with more serious indications
Extended sizing for a custom-like fit

EXTRA F...

Reviews

4.6

62 ratings

Have worn this brand for 26 years. They do what they are supposed to do.

Bill · October 23, 2025

Sigvaris sock rating

A good long lasting sock that holds it shape better than other brands.

Gerald · June 29, 2025

Compression socks

This is a wonderful product. I’ve been buying these for years. The only thing is as the sock is worn more and more the end of the sock folds over and can hurt the foot.

Pat · December 17, 2024