The problem
Your traditional compression socks are sweaty, itchy and terrible to pull on/off.
01
HOT & SWEATY
Traditional compression socks can trap heat and moisture, leaving your feet hot, damp and uncomfortable halfway through your shift.
02
ITCHY & IRRITATING
Tight, synthetic fabrics combined with heat and sweat can leave your legs feeling itchy and uncomfortable.
03
TOO TIGHT
Poorly designed compression can feel restrictive, dig into your calves and leave uncomfortable marks after a long shift.
04
A PAIN TO PUT ON
Pulling, tugging and wrestling with tight compression socks is the last thing you want before—or after—a 12-hour shift.
Rated 4.9/5 By Modern Nurses
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