VivaGuard Ino Blood Glucose Diabetic Monitoring Meter Only CompleteMedicalSupply Removable washable cover * 20

Removable washable cover * 20 X 25 X 8

*Open Toe Design *3-D knit structure using air covered spandex yarn that is soft to touch and comfortable for all day wear *Reinforced heel designed for long lasting durability *Relief is an economical unisex stocking appropriate for use by both men and women *Large *Open Toe available in Beige Only *Silicone Dot Band to help keep the garment in place all day long *70% Nylon 23% Spandex 7% Silicone Latex Free *20-30 mmHg (CCL 1) Firm Gradient Compression Indication Guide: *Moderate to severe varicose veins *Moderate leg & ankle swelling *Relief from moderate edema / lymphedema *Varicose veins during pregnancy *Leg swelling following surgery *Following sclerotherapy *Orthostatic hypotension *Postural hypotension *Helps Prevent DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis) *HCPCS Code / CPT Code: A6533

Latex free * Applies easily * Reusable * Amazing retail packaging * 24 Long * 7

With the powerful rechargeable lithium ion battery this portable device can be used at home at work or on the go

Contemporary relaxed design that delivers gradient compression therapy yet can be worn all day * Reinforced heel resists shoe abrasion and strong yarns resist wear and tear * All-Day Comfort Knee Band keeps socks up without binding or pinching * Anti-microbial/Anti-fungal Finish promotes healthy foot care and prevents odors * Latex Free * Ankle Circumference: 8« - 9« * Calf Circumference: 12 - 17 *

VivaGuard Ino Blood Glucose Diabetic Monitoring Meter Only CompleteMedicalSupply Removable washable cover * 20Meter only * Wide hematocrit range * Easy and accurate * 900 test memory * 0. 8 L Blood required * 5 seconds * 8 electrodes * 900 meter mrmory with date and time 7 14 and 30 day averaging * 5 test reminders help make testing routine * Ketone warning and Hypo warning reduce risks caused by extreme glucose values * No coding technology reduces risk of miscoding (studies have found that 1 in 6 people with diabetes (16%) miscode when using manually coded