Collection: medical socks
Why Choose Medical Compression Socks?
Targeted Health Support
Our 15-21mmHg graduated compression socks meet medical standards for:
- Reducing leg swelling/edema
- Preventing deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
- Managing diabetic neuropathy symptoms
- Accelerating post-surgery recovery
Premium Comfort Features
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Breathable copper-infused fabric fights odor
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360° arch support reduces plantar fasciitis pain
- Seamless toe design prevents blisters
- Moisture-wicking technology keeps feet dry
Top-Rated Medical Socks Collection
- Ideal for 12-hour shifts
- Maternity-friendly design
- Moderate compression (15-20mmHg)
- Full calf coverage
- Non-binding top band
- FDA-registered Class I medical device
- Natural antimicrobial properties
- Enhanced joint support
- Ideal for arthritis sufferers
- Targeted heel cushioning
- Anatomical arch compression
- Night recovery design
How to Choose Medical Socks
Compression Levels Explained
| Type |
Pressure |
Best For |
| Mild |
8-15mmHg |
Daily prevention |
| Moderate |
15-20mmHg |
Medical needs |
| Firm |
20-30mmHg |
Prescription use |
Size Guide Tips
- Measure ankle/calf circumference
- Check height requirements
- Consult our sizing chart
5 Key Usage Scenarios
- Post-Surgical Recovery
- Diabetic Foot Care
- Pregnancy Swelling Relief
- Athletic Performance Enhancement
- Long-Haul Travel Protection
Care Instructions
- Hand wash in cold water
- Lay flat to dry
- Replace every 3-6 months
FAQ
Q: How long should I wear medical compression socks?
A: Start with 2-3 hours daily, gradually increasing to 8-10 hours. Consult your physician for specific medical conditions.
Q: Can diabetics wear compression socks?
A: Yes! Our diabetic-friendly designs feature:
- Non-restrictive tops
- Extra soft seams
- Moisture control
Q: What's the difference between medical and regular socks?
A: Medical-grade socks provide:
- Measured mmHg compression
- FDA-compliant materials
- Therapeutic pressure gradient
Q: Are these suitable during pregnancy?
A: Absolutely. Our maternity socks help:
- Reduce leg swelling
- Prevent varicose veins
- Improve circulation
Q: How tight should they feel?
A: Should feel snug but not painful. Properly fitted socks:
- Allow finger insertion at ankle
- Don't leave indentations
- Maintain even pressure
