Womens Compression Socks

304413

Womens Compression Socks-304413
$14.99

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Description
Women's compression socks (15-20 mmHg) help reduce fatigue, swollen ankles, varicose veins. These compression support socks are made of Nylon, Lycra® and spandex and are machine washable. Women’s medium fits shoe sizes 5 1/2-7 1/2, large fits 8-10 1/2, XL fits 11-13.
Features
  • Reduce fatigue
  • Nylon
  • Machine washable
  • 15-20 mmHg
  • Reduce swollen ankles and varicose veins

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3 Questions
Why did you choose this?
Miles KimballStore

need

Elaine N

Venous insufficiency

Nancy M

I want to see if they help my legs and ankles from hurting and swelling so much

BARBARA B

I previously purchased these socks and have been pleased that they are very comfortable.

VIVIAN C
what calf measurement does this cover?
B C

Thank you for your question. The calf size is one size fits most. We hope this information will be of help to you.

Thank you,
Miles Kimball

J.M.S
When is a good time to wear compression socks?
TAMMIE D

My doctor recommended a compression stocking to help circulation in my left leg. I wear them on both legs, when using them. I have found that they feel very good, and part of that is probably that they are long enough to nearly reach my knees. I haven't worn them in recent months, because it's summer and I don't really need compression stockings as much as folks with serious circulation problems. I wear them more for comfort than for medical reasons now.

Erma L M