compression medical stockings

Sunpolar International Co., Ltd manufactures compression medical stockings in Changhua County, Taiwan, and offers OEM/ODM services for global brands. The product line includes graduated compression socks and sleeves that are produced from a vertically integrated yarn‑knitting‑sewing‑dyeing‑packaging chain, allowing tight control over material quality and colour fastness. The company cites certifications such as FDA 510(k), ISO 9001:2008, ISO 13485:2003, CE Type 1 and GMP, confirming compliance with medical device regulations.

Typical medical stockings are made from a nylon‑spandex blend that provides elasticity and durability, with compression classes ranging from 15‑20 mmHg to 30‑40 mmHg. Standard sizes cover a breadth from Small to Extra‑Large, and lengths include knee‑high and thigh‑high options. Products are usually packaged individually in poly‑bags to preserve hygiene and are marked with size, compression level and care instructions.

These stockings are purchased by hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centres and distributors of medical supplies worldwide. Buyers look for verified certification, consistent compression performance and reliable lead times. Sunpolar states that lead times are shortened by its integrated production flow, but exact schedules, MOQ and payment conditions should be confirmed directly with the sales office before placing an order.

Sunpolar International Co., Ltd is headquartered at No. 16 Shin Yeh Road, Fushin Township, Changhua 50662, Taiwan. The firm operates as an imported supplier and carries a harbour trust tier, indicating a recognised presence on the platform. Although the recorded response rate is 0 %, the company’s public profile highlights its vertical integration from yarn production to final packaging, which supports rapid order fulfilment.

The listing mentions that Sunpolar was founded in 2003 and has obtained multiple medical‑device certifications, including FDA 510(k) and CE marking. No specific production capacity or client list is disclosed, so buyers should request detailed capability statements and recent audit reports to validate the supplier’s ability to meet large‑scale orders.