Compression Stocking Size Tool

Compression Stocking Size Tool

Use your stocking type and leg measurements to estimate a compression stocking size. Measure in the morning or before swelling becomes obvious, and always follow the actual product label and guidance from a healthcare professional.

Check whether compression is appropriate before choosing a size

If swelling is sudden or one-sided, or comes with pain, redness, warmth, shortness of breath, chest pain, recent surgery, or recent long-distance travel, seek medical care first to rule out blood clots, infection, heart, lung, kidney, or liver problems. Compression stockings may be unsuitable, and may worsen symptoms, in peripheral artery disease, severe poor circulation, uncontrolled heart failure, or active skin infection.

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Suggested Size

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This is a preliminary size estimate, not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Stop using compression and consult a healthcare professional if you develop pain, numbness, skin color change, or worsening swelling.

Size ranges are provided by ComeMedsupply. Optional measurements are used to flag expected fit; please follow the product label, medical advice, and actual fitting results.

No matching size found

Please recheck your measurements or ask a pharmacist or clinician for help. If the cause of leg swelling has not been confirmed, do not rely on self-purchased compression stockings alone.

Notes

Size data is provided by ComeMedsupply. Contraindications and precautions for compression therapy are based on international consensus and clinical care guidance. Acute, one-sided, or unexplained lower-limb swelling should be assessed by a healthcare professional before using compression stockings.

This tool is for preliminary sizing and health education only. It does not replace medical diagnosis, pharmacist consultation, or an in-person fitting.