As the name suggests, the length of knee-high compression extends up the calf and stops just below the knee. This stocking length can treat a variety of medical conditions including deep vein thrombosis, edema, and swollen feet. Knee high compression socks use gradient compression along the length of the stocking to stimulate blood flow. Most knee high stockings have a band at the top that prevents the sock from rolling down. Knee high compression socks are great to wear when traveling by plane, as many people experience swelling in the legs and feet while flying. Visit our blog to learn more about the benefits of travel compression socks.
Comfortable and stylish compression socks for everyday useDouble covered yarns offer great elasticity and easy donning and removalRecommended for anyone requiring high level compressionSupport socks...
Comfortable and stylish compression socks for everyday use30-40 mmHg Gradient compression support socksDouble covered yarns offer great elasticity and easy donning and removalRecommended for anyone...
Comfortable and stylish compression socks for everyday use20-30 mmHg Gradient compression support socksMicrofiber offers great elasticity and easy donning and removalRecommended for anyone requiring...
Conceals varicose veins, scars, and blemishes15-20mmHg Compression support hosePetite sizing is designed for legs measuring 15" or less from the bottom of the foot to the knee capJobst Opaque Medical...
Jobst Style Full Calf | 15-20mmHg | Knee High | Closed Toe Compression Sock
This product is available as a single pair, in the following sizes:
Large Full Calf, XL Full Calf
Both Sizes are available...
Jobst Style | 15-20 mmHg | Knee High | Closed Toe Compression Sock
This product is available as a single pair, in the following sizes:
Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large
All sizes are available in the...
Sigvaris Bamboo Knee High 20-30mmHg Compression Support Socks
This is a special order item, please allow 1-2 weeks for delivery.
This product is available as a pair.
The bamboo, nylon, and spandex...
Unisex compression support socks are perfect for men and women100% Cotton compression support sock for optimum wearing comfortPerfect for individuals needing a support sock with mid level...
Sigvaris Men's Diabetic Compression Socks, 18-25mmHg
This product is available in four sizes: Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large. All four sizes are available in Short or Long designs. Available in...
Comfortable and stylish compression socks for everyday useDouble covered yarns offer great elasticity and easy donning and removalRecommended for anyone requiring mid level compressionSupport socks...
Sigvaris Women's Diabetic Compression Socks, 18-25mmHg
This product is available in three sizes: Small, Medium, Large. All three sizes are available in Short or Long designs. Available in White only...
As the name suggests, the length of knee-high compression extends up the calf and stops just below the knee. This stocking length can treat a variety of medical conditions including deep vein thrombosis, edema, and swollen feet. Knee high compression socks use gradient compression along the length of the stocking to stimulate blood flow. Most knee high stockings have a band at the top that prevents the sock from rolling down. Knee high compression socks are great to wear when traveling by plane, as many people experience swelling in the legs and feet while flying. Visit our blog to learn more about the benefits of travel compression socks.
Express Medical Supply offers open-toe compression socks in knee high length. If you feel like a closed toe style is too tight or restricting on your toes, an open toe stocking may be a better option. This design can also help if you have a larger shoe size and feel your toes are being cramped. Some people find that open toe compression socks are more breathable than a closed toe style.
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