TOFLY Medical Compression Stockings, 20-30 mmHg Knee High Compression Socks

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Individuals who want to prevent the feelings of soreness, pain and fatigue from long periods of sitting at work or while traveling.

Suitable to control the progression of varicose veins, DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis) and spider veins. Moderate to high compression. These provide between 30 and 40 mmHg. They're best for those who have severe pain or swelling. If you’re able to, buy more than one pair so you have an extra pair on hand if one tears or gets dirty. Compression levels are indicated with a range of numbers like 30-40 mmHg. This means that the amount of pressure will not fall below 30 mmHg and will not exceed 40 mmHg. mmHg is the unit used to measure pressure and is called ‘millimeters of mercury’. This unit is also used to measure blood pressure.

Medical Grade Class I 20-30 mmHg

When selecting a compression strength for your hosiery either for traveling or for support while working, make sure you consult your doctor for recommendations. It all depends on your situation and a lighter compression level might be effective than a stronger compression. At WH Labs, our team tests a wide range of products and services to provide our readers with reliable, honest, and trustworthy information. It's our belief that our readers deserve the best, which is why our recommendations have been thoroughly tested and vetted by our very own editors.

People who travel long distances. When you sit for prolonged periods, your circulation declines. That can increase swelling and your risk for blood clots, Dr. Valjee says, noting that people who travel by plane are especially at risk because of the high cabin pressure during flights. Dr. Marion Yau is an award-winning celebrity podiatrist and YouTuber based in the United Kingdom. She's also known as Miss Foot Fixer.By “high-level compression,” we mean those that generally range from 20-30 mmHg to 30-40 mmHg; while these strengths are generally safe to wear, certain individuals may be at risk of harm due to contraindications, so the oversight of a doctor is always recommended. Compression levels in even higher ranges do exist, but your doctor should tell you about those. treatment of varicose veins, chronic venous insufficiency, venous leg ulcers, deep vein thrombosis and other venous conditions