During pregnancy, a lot of women face troubles, including constantly swollen feet. Those feet have numerous chances of developing deep vein thrombosis due to lower blood flow and clotting. Maternity compression socks are the ultimate solution to combat such struggle.

We all know that there are studies that tell us of the horrible germs that wearing shoes can bring into our houses. We walk into public restrooms, on the city streets, in stores that may or may not really ever be disinfected properly – but what if instead of needing to go barefoot in the house, we actually should be just changing from our street shoes to our house shoes? Not your Grandma’s slippers – but shoes that provide support for your entire body?

Sciatic nerve pain is often associated with lower back pain, but the sciatic nerve runs from the back down to the knees and can affect quite a large area. There are several things you can do to treat sciatica during this time of isolation through the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, or any other time.

Chronic Venous Insufficiency, also known as CVI, occurs in the leg. Some estimates are that up to 40% of the population suffer from this condition at some point in their lifetime...

Graduated Compression socks are designed for compression therapy. They apply gentle pressure to your legs and ankles, promoting blood flow from your legs to your heart. Learn about the health benefits of compression socks.

Pregnancy can put a lot of extra pressure on performance on the legs. Wearing compression socks while you are pregnant can be a very beneficial thing.

Graduated compression is used in the design of common compression gear, such as full length compression socks or calf compression sleeves. Compression socks are made to support the leg and its circulation.

Fallen arches is a condition where the sole of the foot completely contacts the ground; there is no significant portion of the arch that is raised. About 20–30% of adults fall into the category of having one or both feet that have never developed arches properly.

There are many different benefits to wearing full length compression socks - whether you’re an athlete, someone who’s recovering from an injury or surgery, or a person who travels or stands a lot for work.