10/28/2026
Do you sit most of the day?
Are you on your feet all day, every day?
Do you notice swelling in your feet, ankles and/or legs?
You may benefit from Compression Socks!
Compression socks apply graduated pressure—tightest at the ankle and looser up the leg—to help push blood and fluid back up toward the heart.
Who Should Wear Them
• People with medical conditions: Individuals managing chronic venous insufficiency, varicose veins, lymphedema, or those at risk for deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or blood clots after surgery.
• People who stand or sit for long hours: Nurses, teachers, retail workers, chefs, and office workers who experience leg fatigue, aching, or swelling from staying in one position.
• Frequent travelers: People on long flights or extended road trips where immobility can cause lower-limb fluid buildup or increase DVT risk.
• Pregnant women: Expecting mothers prone to swelling (edema) in their feet, ankles, and legs due to increased blood volume and hormonal changes.
• Athletes and runners: Individuals looking to reduce post-workout muscle soreness, limit calf fatigue, and speed up recovery after intense exercise.
