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What are compression socks?

Compression socks apply gentle pressure to the legs to help support blood flow back toward the heart. Pressure is measured in millimeters of mercury (mmHg), and the appropriate level depends on individual needs.

Potential benefits

When properly fitted, compression socks may help reduce leg swelling and feelings of heaviness for some people, particularly during extended periods of sitting or standing. Results vary, and compression socks do not guarantee improved athletic performance.

About our compression socks

Our knee-high socks have a listed compression level of 15–20 mmHg and a fabric blend of 85% nylon and 15% spandex. Each purchase includes one pair. Follow the supplier’s sizing guidance and machine-wash care instructions.

Fit and safety

Compression socks are not suitable for everyone. If you have circulation problems, reduced sensation, or a medical condition affecting your legs or feet, consult a healthcare professional before use. Stop wearing them and seek advice if you experience pain, numbness, or skin changes.

General information only. This content is not a substitute for personalized medical advice.