FAQs
Which compression socks are best for me?
The best compression socks for you depend on your specific needs, lifestyle, and any underlying health conditions. Here’s a quick guide to help you choose:
1. Compression Level
- Mild (8-15 mmHg): Ideal for everyday comfort, minor swelling, and tired legs. Great for standing or sitting for long periods.
- Moderate (15-20 mmHg): Suitable for mild varicose veins, pregnancy, or light medical support.
- Firm (20-30 mmHg): Recommended for moderate varicose veins, post-surgery, or preventing deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
- Extra Firm (40-60 mmHg): Used for severe conditions and always prescribed by a doctor.
2. Activity
- Travel: Anti-DVT socks with moderate compression.
- Sports: Performance socks for improved blood flow and recovery.
- Daily Wear: Mild compression for comfort and swelling prevention.
3. Fit and Style
- Choose knee-high, thigh-high, or full tights depending on coverage needs.
Use our automated compression socks recommendation form to choose best sock.
How often should I replace my compression socks?
Most manufacturers recommend replacing your compression socks every 3-4 months. We recommend replacing your socks every 50 wears or washes.
Are your socks safe to wear?
Yes. Our socks are safe to wear! We utilize a level of compression that provides health benefits, yet is not considered a medical product.
How do I wash my socks?
Wash on cold cycle with like colors or hand wash. Do not use bleach or fabric softener. Highly recommended to air dry or hang try to maintain the elasticity of the compression.
Are your socks beneficial for diabetes?
Our socks are not a medical product and we recommend you fill automated compression sock form to know about what level mmHg you may need. Our socks are 20-30mmHg, 40-60mmHg, which are best for compression support and can assist in decreased swelling and fatigue for diabetics.