Collection: knee high compression socks
Why Choose Knee High Compression Socks?
Targeted Leg Support
Our graduated compression technology (15-30 mmHg) applies gentle pressure to:
- Improve venous blood flow
- Prevent leg swelling during long flights
- Reduce muscle vibration during workouts
- Speed up post-exercise recovery
Premium Product Features
✅ Zipper-Front Design
Try our Zipper-Front Compression Socks (15-20 mmHg) featuring:
- Side zipper for easy wear
- Open-toe breathability
- Ideal for pregnancy swelling
✅ All-Day Comfort
Our best-selling Classic Knee High Compression Socks offer:
- Seamless toe closure
- Moisture-wicking fabric
- 360° muscle stabilization
Who Needs Compression Socks?
Medical-Grade Support
Nurses and healthcare workers love our 20-30 mmHg Medical Compression Socks for:
- Preventing varicose veins
- Reducing shift-related leg pain
- Improving lymphatic drainage
Sports Performance
Athletes choose our Performance Compression Socks to:
- Enhance oxygen delivery
- Decrease lactic acid buildup
- Protect calves during impact
Key Buying Considerations
Compression Levels Explained
| Pressure Range |
Best For |
| 15-20 mmHg |
Mild swelling, travel, pregnancy |
| 20-30 mmHg |
Medical support, nursing shifts |
Size Guide
Always measure:
- Calf circumference
- Shoe size
- Ankle measurement
FAQ
Q: How long should I wear compression socks daily?
A: 6-8 hours for general use. Medical users: follow doctor's instructions.
Q: Can I sleep in compression socks?
A: Not recommended unless prescribed. Remove before bedtime.
Q: How often should I replace them?
A: Every 3-6 months with regular use. Look for stretched fabric or reduced elasticity.
Q: Are they suitable for diabetics?
A: Consult your physician first. Our open-toe designs work better for circulation monitoring.
Care Instructions
- Hand wash in cold water
- Lay flat to dry
- Avoid fabric softeners
- Rotate between 2-3 pairs
Note: Compression effectiveness decreases with improper care. Always check mmHg rating when purchasing.
