Size chart
| WOMEN SIZE (USA) |
| SIZE | SHOE SIZE | CALF SIZE |
| S/M | 5.5 - 8.8 | 9in - 15in |
| L/XL | 8 - 12.5 | 14in - 19in |
| MEN SIZE (USA) |
| SIZE | SHOE SIZE | CALF SIZE |
| S/M | 5 - 9 | 9in - 15in |
| L/XL | 8 - 14 | 14in - 19in |
Due to different manual measurements, allow for slight size about differences 0.5 in
1.What are compression socks
- Compression stockings are specialized hosiery designed to apply graduated pressure to the legs.
- Function: Improve blood circulation: By applying pressure from the ankle up, they help push blood back towards the heart. This is especially beneficial for people who stand or sit for long periods, as it reduces the risk of blood pooling in the lower extremities.
- Reduce swelling: The graduated pressure helps limit the accumulation of fluid in the tissues, effectively reducing swelling in the legs.
- Prevent varicose veins: They can act as a preventive measure for those at risk of developing varicose veins by providing support to the veins and preventing them from becoming enlarged and twisted.
- Alleviate discomfort: People experiencing leg discomfort, pain, or heaviness often find relief with compression stockings. The pressure can ease muscle fatigue and soreness.
- Reduce the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT): In certain situations such as after surgery, during long flights, or for those with immobility issues, compression stockings can lower the risk of DVT by promoting blood flow and preventing blood clots.
- Types: There are different levels of compression available. Mild compression stockings are suitable for those with minor leg fatigue or for preventive purposes. Medium and strong compression stockings are typically prescribed for people with more severe venous disorders.
- Materials: They are made from a variety of materials such as nylon, spandex, and cotton blends. Some are designed to be breathable and moisture-wicking to keep the legs comfortable throughout the day.
2.Function of compression socks
- Introduction to the main functions of compression stockings:
- Improving blood circulation: Compression stockings apply graduated pressure from the ankle up, which helps push blood back towards the heart. This is especially beneficial for people who stand or sit for long periods, as it reduces the risk of blood pooling in the lower extremities and improves overall blood circulation.
- Reducing swelling: The pressure exerted by compression stockings can limit the accumulation of fluid in the legs, thereby reducing swelling. This is particularly useful for those with conditions such as chronic venous insufficiency, pregnancy, or after long periods of travel.
- Preventing varicose veins: By providing support to the veins, compression stockings can help prevent the development of varicose veins. They can also slow the progression of existing varicose veins and relieve symptoms such as pain, heaviness, and itching.
- Enhancing athletic performance: Some athletes use compression stockings to improve blood flow to the muscles, reduce muscle fatigue, and enhance recovery after exercise.
- Post-surgery recovery: Compression stockings are often recommended after certain surgeries to reduce swelling, prevent blood clots, and promote healing.
3.Product comparison
- Easy Hints:
1.Push hand inside sock..pinch heel and pull sock partially inside out,leaving foot part of sock turned in.
2.With a firm grasp on each side of the sock,stretch sock over toes,pull to heel.and adjust to tit foot comfortably.
(Sock will be on foot with leg portion still inside out.)
3.Reach down and pull up leg portion,turning right side out a section at a time.Stretch and adjust up your calf
as you go.Sock top reaches to just below knee.
