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Improved Circulation
Experience the benefits of medical compression socks that gently embrace your legs, encouraging optimal blood circulation. This innovative support helps reduce swelling and keeps blood from pooling in your lower limbs, making your daily activities in Port Credit more comfortable.
Reduced Swelling and Fatigue
Compression socks are designed to support your veins and boost circulation, helping to alleviate that heavy feeling in your legs. Whether you’re exploring Port Credit or simply sitting at your desk, these socks can significantly reduce swelling and fatigue, making your day much more comfortable.
Prevention of Varicose Veins and Blood Clots
Regular attention to your circulation can significantly reduce the risk of varicose veins and blood clots. By incorporating simple practices into your daily routine, you can promote healthy blood flow, even in bustling areas like Port Credit, ensuring your veins stay in top shape.
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137 Queen St East
Port Credit, ON L5G1N1
When
Everyday
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What are medical compression socks?
Medical compression socks are specially designed garments that apply graduated pressure to your legs and feet. This helps improve blood flow, reduce swelling, and support vein health, particularly for those who stand or sit for long periods, travel frequently, or have circulation issues.
Who can benefit from wearing compression socks?
They’re beneficial for people with varicose veins, swelling (edema), poor circulation, diabetes, or those recovering from surgery. Athletes, frequent travelers, and individuals on their feet all day also use them to enhance circulation and reduce fatigue.
How do compression socks work?
These socks apply the greatest pressure at the ankle, gradually decreasing up the leg. This design helps blood flow back toward the heart, preventing pooling and reducing the risk of clot formation or vein-related discomfort.
Are there different levels of compression?
Yes. Compression levels are measured in millimeters of mercury (mmHg). Mild (15–20 mmHg) is suitable for general fatigue or travel, while higher grades (20–30 mmHg or more) are prescribed for medical conditions such as varicose veins or post-surgical recovery.
How do I know which compression level or size is right for me?
Proper fit and pressure level depend on your condition and measurements. It’s best to be assessed by a healthcare professional who can recommend the right compression strength and size for your specific needs.
Can I wear compression socks every day?
Yes, they can be worn daily, especially during periods of activity or standing. However, they should be removed at night unless otherwise advised by your healthcare provider. Regular use can help prevent swelling and support long-term leg health.
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