Compression socks or compression stockings serve a variety of purposes such as providing extra support and comfort as well as assisting in recovery and aiding in the prevention of medical symptoms. With their wide range of functions, the questions that often come up is when is the best time to wear compression socks and how long can you wear compression socks?The answer to this question really varies depending on the condition of each individual. Find out more about how graduated compression technology works and the right time and duration compression socks should be worn. How Compression Socks Work Compression socks work to improve the circulating fluids and blood to and from the lower limbs. There are many different scenarios that...
As we age, our bodies undergo a range of changes that can affect our overall health and wellbeing. One of the most common issues that elderly individuals face is poor circulation, which can lead to a range of leg health issues, including swelling, pain, and numbness. Fortunately, there is a simple solution that can help alleviate these symptoms: compression socks. Compression socks are a type of hosiery that applies pressure to the legs, ankles, and feet. They are designed to improve blood flow and reduce swelling, which can help to alleviate discomfort and prevent complications such as varicose veins and deep vein thrombosis. For elderly individuals, who are at increased risk of leg health issues, compression socks can be a...
According to the Center of Disease Control and Prevention(Opens in a new window), more than 100 million adults living in the U.S. have diabetes or prediabetes. It’s a disease in which the body is unable to produce or respond to the hormone insulin which results in the inability to regulate blood glucose levels due to abnormal metabolism of carbohydrates. One of the major impacts the disease has on the body is its effect on the lower extremities. That’s where compression socks can help. Find out the ways diabetes can take a toll on the human body and how compression socks can be used to manage the unwanted side effects of the disease. Side Effects of Diabetes Diabetes is a disease...
Anyone who has ever worked at a restaurant, be it as a front of house or back of house employee, understands the physical toll it can take on your body. While you may be used to standing and moving on your feet thanks to the doubles and long shifts, it doesn’t mean you have to accept your current comfort level.The long-term effects of being on your feet for too long, especially if you’re overextending yourself, could potentially be harmful on the body. One major part of the body that does get majorly affected is your lower limbs. That’s why it’s important to have the best compression socks for restaurant workers. Here’s the scoop on compression socks and how they can...
Improves Blood Circulation Support Socks gentle massage your muscles, squeeze veins from the ankle to the calf to promote and increase good blood flow and circulation. Increases oxygen to post-exercise fatigue muscle tissue soreness and helps to prevent leg cramping. The blood is flowing more freely back to your heart to get oxygenized / with more oxygen to re-energizing your leg muscles. Holds muscles, tendons and bones tight, helping prevent soft tissue damage such as shin splints. Firm compression minimizes leg jarring and vibration while you pound the ground repeatedly, putting less stress on your legs. Helps prevent Lactic Acid build-up It’s all about good, oxygenized blood circulation to re-energize, providing less fatigue and discomfort. No more soaking or massaging...