Molnlycke 1438 Tubigrip Multipurpose Tubular Bandage, Size F, 4" Width, 393.70" Length, Natural

I’ve used Tubi Grips for some time. I feel this brand is a very good product that does compression very well once you’ve gotten the much bigger initial swelling down. If you started with Ted hose, these are a snap to get on. If you buy the roll, your priarmarily in charge of how of fit as these are not the much more set shape. I did not think they could do enough compression as of lack of rigid like ted hose has, but they do the job just fine without the difficulity of ted hose putting on. Much luck to you

This product allows me to put large dressings on my thighs, cover the entire leg with the Tubigrip, and the Tubigrip keeps it all from sliding down while providing gentle compression on my lower legs.

I'm using this product for swelling in my lower legs and feet. Tubigrip is much easier to pull on than compression stockings and will provide some compression when applied in 2 layers. I use size F and 10.9 yards come in the box. This is enough to make about 10 'socks' at a cost of just over $21. Since you cut the tubigrip to length the raw edges can ravel as the tubes are used and washed.

This tubi sleeve is great! Easy to use and fits great!

Perfect to use as compression stockings.

Cut to length the tubes do not unravel easy from ware to wash. The tubes I find are better for me. It does not bind at my upper calf and does well on my feet without touching my toes.After spending lots of money trying to find support socks that were comfortable my home care nurse asked me to try the tubes.They give me the support I need. I love them!

I highly recommend it for someone with leg circulation problems. Try these if you don't like compression socks.

Easy to use -- good price. Can cut tube "sock" to any length size. Snug and comfortable (various widths available). I used it to help with swollen legs/ankles. It helps. Much easier to wear than compression socks.