BENEFITS OF COMPRESSION SOCKS
24/7 Comfort & Support
Improve leg & feet comfort
Energize your legs
Increase blood flow
Protect overall leg health
Improve Endurance & Recovery
Aid in muscle recovery
Ease achiness and heavyness
Minimizes risk for injury
Decrease lactic acid build-up
Increase Circulatory Health
Improve circulation
Relief from minor/moderate edema
Help in prevention of blood clots
Help prevent varicose veins
SITTING AND STANDING
Sitting for prolonged time can cause significant decrease in blood flow below your knees and reduce the amount of freshly oxygenated blood to reach your legs. Being on your feet for hours cause greater strain on the circulatory system and on your feet and legs which often results in fatigue, pain, and discomfort.
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TRAVELING
When sitting down in one position for extended periods of time, leg swelling is a natural consequence and the result of blood pooling in the veins of the lower legs. It can be very uncomfortable, and you may experience symptoms of swelling to your feet and legs.
Blood clots (DVT), can be a serious risk when traveling long distance. Although the chances of getting a DVT is small, the risk increases when your legs remain still for hours.
PREGNANCY
Using graduated compression socks during pregnancy is a great way to manage swelling in your feet and ankles, as well as combating leg cramps, heavy feeling, pain, or discomfort. Compression socks for pregnancy promote circulation and help your blood flow back to the heart through the venous system by providing a gradual pressure on your legs
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RUNNING
Improving performance and decreasing recovery time is a concern for any athlete. From athletic professionals to the casual gym goer, compression socks can improve your work out experience, by reducing muscle soreness and decrease recovery time by almost 30%.
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MEDICAL CONDITIONS
You may suffer from chronic health conditions that compression socks can help alleviate. Chronic swelling to your feet or legs, venous insufficiency, or blood clots (DVT) are just a few of the conditions for which you might benefit from wearing compression socks.
Visit with your healthcare provider if you think compression socks might be something for you.
HOW DO COMPRESSION SOCKS WORK
GRADUATED COMPRESSION
Our compression socks apply pressure at the ankle that gradually decreases moving up the calf.
INCREASED CIRCULATION
Our socks help promote better circulation in your feet and legs by providing varying levels of pressure against your skin.
HAPPY FEET & LEGS
Our socks help eliminating swelling, achiness, discomfort, and fatigue so you can feel your best.