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medi, one of the leading manufacturers of medical devices, is introducing new two-tone compression stockings that can be used for the treatment of oedema.
The company is launching three fashion elements for mediven 550 flat knit leg garments and toe caps in the UK. The new colours and patterns offer patients with oedema nine possible combinations. The fashion elements have already been distinguished with the iF Award in the “Product Design” category as well as the 2017 Red Dot Design Award.
The stockings get their patterns as medi knits it into the fabric. The new production process sets new standards in the treatment of oedema with medical compression hosiery. The special production method uses an innovative yarn and dying process that leads to the two-tone results. medi is the only company that can do this with medical compression garments. The new colours berry, brown and grey can be combined with the new fashion elements ornaments, animal and crosses.
Continuous maintenance therapy with medical compression garments can increase patients´ quality of life. medi´s World of Compression healthcare concepts stand for product quality, reliable indication-adapted patient management solutions and a stylish look. These fashion elements in the treatment of oedema are now available for the first time ever. This helps to motivate patients even more to persevere with their maintenance therapy and thus achieve success.
The new colours – berry, brown and grey can be combined with the new fashion elements ornaments, animal and crosses.
medi also offers new trend colours for the mediven 550 leg, mediven mondi, mediven 550 arm and mediven esprit. The new colours – coral, mint-green and blue-jeans are colourful and can be combined with the wardrobe. The colour palette now covers three standard colours and ten trend colours. The standard colours are sand, caramel and black, while the trend colours cover the colour spectrum from intense tones to pastel shades.
For more information visit www.medi.biz/trendcolours-uk, www.vimeo.com/200832944 and www.vimeo.com/214651987.