Sigvaris ULCER X Replacement Compression Ulcer Liner – for the Treatment of Venous Ulcers 15-20 mmHg RAL

Sigvaris ULCER X Replacement Ulcer Compression Liner (15-20 mmHg) RAL 

Available in single, pk of 2, 3 or 4

Sigvaris Ulcer X Compression Liner Details – This Listing

• Protection: Due to the patented liner, the wound dressing remains fixed in place at night and the wound is not affected adversely when used correctly – neither when donning or doffing.
• Effective: Better healing rates in small and medium-sized ulcers compared to conventional bandaging, due to its high compression levels.
• The liner has a cotton blend that gives comfort when sitting against the skin, suitable for long-term use and can be worn on its own for 24 hours.
• Should be washed everyday for hygeine reasons.
• Size: Small, Medium, Large, Ex Large
• Calf: Standard  or Plus
• Length: Short (33-37) or Long (38-44)
• Colour: Beige (overstocking open-toe and liner closed toe)
• Material composition for the liner: 62% Polyamide, 26% Elastane, 12% Cotton

Sigvaris Ulcer X Compression Stocking System – This can be purchased in this listing but also listed separately with more information on our website

• Ulcer X is a compression stocking system for the treatment of ulcerated legs (ulcus cruris venosum) consisting of a liner (15 – 20 mmHg) and a cover stocking Traditional (CCL 2 23 – 32 mmHg) RAL.
• Compared to bandages, Ulcer X is easy to put on, usually without external assistance, and comfortable to wear. The compression stocking system allows controlled reproducible compression.
• The kit consists of 1 over-stocking and 2 liners
• Can be purchased in this listing as an option
• Size: Small, Medium, Large, Ex Large
• Calf: Standard or Plus
• Length: Short (33-37) or Long (38-44)
• Colour: Beige (overstocking open-toe and liner closed toe)
• Material composition for the overstocking: 70% Nylon, 30% Natural latex rubber

Indications (when used as part of the Ulcer X System):

• Severe venous conditions
• Chronic oedema
• Prevention of ulcer recurrence
• Active venous ulcers