The Credalast range is available in two materials, the cotton/lycra quality where a cotton covering sits next to the skin and a nylon/lycra quality which is slightly sheerer and incorporates a nylon yarn. These are available across three compression classes 1,2 and 3 in below knee and thigh length. The elasticity of yarn makes this seamless hosiery a very popular choice with patients and healthcare professionals who consider it a very 'user friendly' product with its added benefits of ease of application onto the leg.
The word 'Easy' incorporated in the name of these products is a true reflection of their innovative design and ease of use.
These application aids for hosiery and arm sleeves are washable, durable and are the ideal solution for problems experienced when applying compression garments.
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Credenhill Limited are leaders in the supply of made to measure Drug Tariff hosiery. The Credalast® Circular knit made to measure range is designed to provide the ultimate in comfort, stretch and fit for those people requiring a custom made product. The hosiery incorporates lycrasoft, which together with a fine filament nylon covering makes the garment softer to the touch and easier to apply.
When you specify VENOSAN® you are not simply ordering a medical compression stocking - you are investing in the product of more than 60 years of development by a specialist manufacturer. The VENOSAN® range represents the pinnacle of compression hosiery design. In addition to the medical benefits, VENOSAN® offers outstanding comfort, looks and patient compliance.
From the VENOSAN® 2000 range with its Elastane/Lycra covered inner layer of cotton for durability and patient comfort, the 'user friendly' 4000 range combining a fine and elegant appearance with stretch for ease of application on the leg, to the state of the art 5000 range combining the benefits of silver with the natural properties of cotton which allow the hosiery to 'breathe' on the leg ensuring the ultimate in Daylong patient comfort.
