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Code Product :
V60

Class 2 Thigh-High Compression Stockings (AG)

Graduated Medical Compression from the Foot to the Upper Thigh

Class 2 graduated compression stockings in an AG thigh-high length with a silicone top band for professionally selected daily therapy.

Product Description

Greatest at the ankle and easing up the leg, with a silicone band that holds the top in place. Measure and assess before use.

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Bodymap Class 2 Thigh-High Compression Stockings (AG), product code V60
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Key Benefits

• Class 2 Graduated Compression: Provides controlled medical compression that decreases up the leg.
• Thigh-High AG Length: Extends from the foot to the upper thigh for full-length leg coverage.
• Silicone Top Band: Helps the stocking remain positioned during wear.
• Eight-Size System: Detailed measurements support more precise product selection.
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Materials

Lycra, silicone, and polyamide, as listed in the Bodymap 2026 catalogue.

Available Colors

Beige

Technical Features

  • Class 2 graduated compression
  • AG thigh-high length
  • Open-toe construction
  • Silicone stay-up top band

Who Should Use It

• Clinician-directed management of venous symptoms
• Support for leg heaviness or swelling when medically appropriate
• Daily thigh-high compression therapy after professional fitting

How to Wear It

Apply in the morning before swelling develops. Turn the stocking inside out to the heel, place the foot and heel correctly, then unroll it gradually to the upper thigh without twisting. Smooth wrinkles and keep the silicone band flat; never fold or roll it.

Sizing and Fit

Three measuring tapes on one leg, at the thigh, below the knee and above the ankle

Available Sizes

Size 1, Size 2, Size 3, Size 4, Size 5, Size 6, Size 7, Size 8

Fit Note

Select the size from the cB, cD, and cG measurements and choose the A to G length. Medical compression should be fitted by a qualified healthcare professional.

How to Measure

Measure on bare skin before daily swelling develops: cB around the ankle 1 cm above the ankle-bone crease, cD 2 cm below the knee crease, cG 5 cm below the crotch, and A to G from the floor to cG. Use the Excel size table and obtain professional fitting advice.

Measure over bare skin or a thin layer of clothing, with the tape level and comfortably close without pressing in. Where a measurement falls between two sizes, the larger of the two is usually the safer choice for a support that has to be worn for long periods.
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Size Guide

Sizes are not interchangeable between products. Each one is sized around the measurement that decides its fit. Use a soft tape, keep it level and close to the skin without compressing it, and measure the side you will actually wear it on.

Care Instructions

Follow the supplied manufacturer instructions. Smooth out wrinkles before wear and do not roll or fold the silicone top band. Wash regularly at no more than 40°C unless the care label specifies a lower temperature. Do not use fabric softener. Air dry flat away from direct heat; do not tumble dry or iron.

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Specifications

What the catalogue states for this product, in its own words. Anything it does not state is left out rather than estimated, so a blank line here means the figure has not been confirmed.
Support LevelGraduated Compression
LateralityUniversal / Either Side
Closure SystemPull-on medical compression stocking
AvailabilityAvailable
CertificationsQuality-management marks displayed in the Bodymap 2026 catalogue: ISO 9001 and ISO 13485.
Product TypeCompression Stocking
AdjustabilityFixed
ReinforcementGraduated-compression knit with silicone stay-up thigh band
Range of MotionNo joint immobilization; designed for walking and routine daily movement when correctly fitted.
Additional SpecificationsThe catalogue states Class 2 but does not identify the governing compression standard or ankle-pressure range in mmHg. Do not publish a numerical pressure range until the manufacturer confirms it.
Purchase NoteClass 2 medical compression should be selected and fitted by a qualified healthcare professional. A circulation assessment is required when arterial disease is known or suspected.

Warnings and Precautions

Medical compression should be selected and fitted by a qualified healthcare professional. Do not use without assessment if you have known or suspected arterial disease, reduced sensation, fragile or infected skin, severe swelling, major limb-shape differences, or uncontrolled heart problems. Remove immediately and seek advice for new pain, numbness, tingling, cold or discoloured toes, skin damage, or increased swelling. Never roll or fold the top band.

You May Also Need

Other supports for the same part of the body. They differ in how firmly they hold and how much movement they leave, so read each one against its own size table before choosing.
Bodymap Class 2 Below-Knee Compression Stockings (AD), product code V40
Code : V40
Compression Stockings

Class 2 Below-Knee Compression Stockings (AD)

Class 2 graduated compression stockings in an AD below-knee length, designed for professionally selected daily compression therapy.
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Questions and Answers

The same questions are answered on every product page, in the words of the product in front of you. Anything about your own condition, or a symptom that is not settling, belongs with a clinician rather than with a catalogue.

Common questions about the Class 2 Thigh-High Compression Stockings (AG). For anything specific to your own condition, speak to a qualified healthcare professional.

How do I choose the right size?

Select the size from the cB, cD, and cG measurements and choose the A to G length. Medical compression should be fitted by a qualified healthcare professional. Available sizes: Size 1, Size 2, Size 3, Size 4, Size 5, Size 6, Size 7, Size 8. Measure on bare skin before daily swelling develops: cB around the ankle 1 cm above the ankle-bone crease, cD 2 cm below the knee crease, cG 5 cm below the crotch, and A to G from the floor to cG. Use the Excel size table and obtain professional fitting advice. Check the size table on this page against your own measurement before ordering.

How do I put it on and adjust it?

It pulls on: there are no straps or fasteners. Draw it into position, then smooth out any folds so the fabric lies flat against the skin along its whole length. It should feel snug and evenly supported, never painful, and should not leave deep marks on the skin. Loosen or reposition it if it does.

Will it restrict my movement?

No joint immobilization; designed for walking and routine daily movement when correctly fitted. It should feel secure without pinching, sliding, or cutting off circulation.

Who should not wear medical compression stockings?

Compression is not suitable for everyone. Known or suspected arterial disease, certain skin conditions, and some circulatory disorders require assessment first. Class 2 compression should be selected and fitted by a qualified healthcare professional.

How is this different from the other compression stockings?

These stockings are AG length with a thigh band. The Class 2 Below-Knee Compression Stockings (AD) (V40) ends below the knee, so cG and A-G are not needed for it.

How do I wash and care for it?

Follow the supplied manufacturer instructions. Smooth out wrinkles before wear and do not roll or fold the silicone top band. Wash regularly at no more than 40°C unless the care label specifies a lower temperature. Do not use fabric softener. Air dry flat away from direct heat; do not tumble dry or iron.

When should I stop using it and seek advice?

Medical compression should be selected and fitted by a qualified healthcare professional. Do not use without assessment if you have known or suspected arterial disease, reduced sensation, fragile or infected skin, severe swelling, major limb-shape differences, or uncontrolled heart problems. Remove immediately and seek advice for new pain, numbness, tingling, cold or discoloured toes, skin damage, or increased swelling. Never roll or fold the top band.