Wear & Care Guide

Extend the life of your medical-grade support with clinical techniques for effortless application and expert garment maintenance.

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Truform Standards

Truform Application & Removal 
By Hand

Application Preparation

  • Remove all jewelry to avoid snagging the medical-grade fibers.
  • Use your fingertips or Truform Donning Gloves for better control.
  • Apply a light dusting of cornstarch to your foot and ankle if the skin is damp.

Compression stockings may feel snug at first, which indicates they are providing proper therapeutic support. Gradually increase your daily wear time until comfortable. If you experience any discomfort, discontinue use immediately and consult your physician.

Step 1

Place your hand inside the stocking and grasp the heel pocket. Pull the stocking inside our, up to the heel.

Step 2

Using both hands, place two fingers inside each side of the heel and pull outward with equal force. Gently slide the stocking over the toes and foot.

Step 3

Pull the stocking until the heel pocket is centered over your heel. Turn the fabric right side out to ensure a proper fit over the foot.

Step 4

Position the stocking right side out, then use your thumb and forefinger to pull it up in small increments, smoothing as you go.

Step 5

Gently pull upward to remove any folds and use both hands to smooth any remaining wrinkles.

Step 6

Your stocking is correctly applied when the heel is centered and the fabric is smooth and uniform throughout.

Step 1

Grasp the top of the stocking and begin turning it inside out; gently pull down to the ankle.

Step 2

Insert a finger between the stocking and the leg. Gently pull the stocking over the ankle.

Step 3

Slowly pull the foot of the stocking off the foot.

Application with Truform Donner

Reduce Strain
Protect Fabric
Ensure Accuracy

Truform Medical vs Fashion
Compression Side by Side Comparison

Unlike fashion imports, Truform is a Class II registered medical device clinically engineered in the USA to provide the precise graduated support your doctor recommends.

General Use Only
Class II Registered
Unregulated Pressure
Certified Graduated Pressure
Non-Clinical Focus
Condition Specific
Material Stretching
High-Memory Fibers
Limited Sizing
Anatomic Sizing
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      Frequently Asked
      Questions

      Expert answers for your TrufFrm clinical support.

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      Expect a snug or tight sensation at first. This indicates the graduated compression is providing the proper therapeutic support.

      A rolling band often means the garment is pulled too high. Position it two finger-widths below the knee to ensure comfort and safety.

      The heel is the most critical anchor point. Using Truform Donning Gloves provides the extra grip needed to slide the fabric over the heel without strain.

      Lotions can break down medical-grade elastic. Ensure your skin is dry or use a light dusting of cornstarch to assist with the glide.

      To maintain clinical pressure levels, we recommend replacing your stockings every 3 to 6 months depending on wear and wash frequency.

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