Six Pairs of Knee High Medical Compression Socks 20-30mmHg -closed Toe unisex Support- Navy Blue

SIZE FOR A PERFECT FIT - See our Images or scroll down for our Fitting Guide. Our Thigh High Compression Stockings for Men and Women are available in Sizes from Medium up to 2XL Wide / Plus Size. They are also available in Closed Toe if you need them.
PREMIUM MEDICAL STOCKING FROM AN AMERICAN Company- We proudly make all our hose using best in class engineering, and being an AMERICAN company you know that we are here for you to make sure you get the right fit and quality
GRADUATED OPEN TOE 2030mHg CLASS 1 MEDICAL WEIGHT COMPRESSION STOCKINGS recommended for patients in need of long-lasting graduated compression. Our unisex thigh highs are EASY TO PUT ON AND TAKE OFF and comfortable and breathable enough to be worn all day
NON-SLIP THIGH-HIGH DESIGN - Stays in place all day thanks to a silicone band around the top. Won't roll over, curl or slip like some brands can. Womans / Mens Design - Unisex Fit.
RELIEVE Common Leg Problems Such as Varicose Veins, Swelling Muscle Pain, Tired Legs, Spider Veins, Bad Circulation, Shin Splints, and Edema. Perfect for Nurses, Maternity, Pregnancy, Post-surgery, and Diabetic Use - Thigh High Compression Stockings for Women & Men

• Question: Are these compression socks suitable for athletes?
  
  Answer: Yes, these compression socks are designed with athletes in mind. They provide muscle support and enhance blood flow, which can lead to improved performance and quicker recovery. Many runners and cyclists wear compression socks during workouts to reduce muscle soreness and improve endurance, making them a great addition to any athlete's gear.
• Question: Can I wear compression socks all day?
  
  Answer: It's generally safe to wear compression socks throughout the day, but it's recommended to take them off at night during sleep unless otherwise advised by a healthcare professional. Many users wear them during work hours or long travel days to maintain comfort and circulation. Always listen to your body and consult a physician if you have specific health concerns.
• Question: Do compression socks come in different styles and colors?
  
  Answer: Indeed, compression socks are available in various styles, lengths, and colors, catering to different preferences and occasions. Whether you prefer knee-high or thigh-high options, or vibrant colors for personal preference, there’s a design for everyone. This variety allows users to incorporate compression socks into their daily wardrobe seamlessly.
• Question: How do I care for my compression socks?
  
  Answer: To maintain the longevity of your compression socks, wash them in cold water with a gentle detergent. Avoid fabric softeners and tumble drying, as high temperatures can diminish the elasticity. Air drying is recommended to preserve their compression capabilities. Following these care instructions will help ensure that your socks remain effective and last longer.
• Question: Who can benefit from wearing 20-32 mmHg compression socks?
  
  Answer: Individuals experiencing moderate to severe leg swelling, varicose veins, or those recovering from surgery can profoundly benefit from 20-32 mmHg compression socks. These socks provide effective support for people in professions requiring long hours on their feet, travelers, and those engaged in sports. Consulting a healthcare provider can help determine if these levels of compression are right for you.
• Question: Are these compression socks unisex?
  
  Answer: Yes, the Double Couple compression socks are designed with a unisex fit, making them suitable for both men and women. Their functional design and neutral style cater to a wide audience. This versatility allows families or couples to benefit from the same quality product, regardless of individual style preferences.
• Question: What is the difference between different mmHg levels of compression?
  
  Answer: Compression levels, measured in mmHg, indicate the degree of pressure applied to the legs. Lower levels (15-20 mmHg) offer mild support, suitable for everyday use, while the mid-range (20-30 mmHg) is effective for moderate conditions; higher levels (30 mmHg and above) are often recommended for medical issues. Understanding these levels helps you choose the right sock based on your health needs.