You will need to wash your compression garments to help prevent the buildup of bacteria. There are several things to keep in mind when washing your compression socks...
Let’s get right to the point on this… the answer is no. Not if you’re a generally healthy person. Some patients recovering from surgery have been informed by their doctor to wear their compression socks day and night. But even in these rare instances, those people should only be wearing the lowest compression available (below 15 mmhg)...
Now, compression socks aren’t just for people recovering from injury and surgery. Modern technology such as the new addition of copper ions embedded into compression socks have made them increasingly popular amongst athletes, nurses, marathon runners, world travelers, mothers to be, baby boomers and outdoor adventurers!...
Whether you’re a fitness enthusiast who loves feeling "the burn" during a solid workout or someone who just likes to stay active, pushing yourself to new limits is often the goal of everyone’s exercise sessions. After all, if working out is “nice and comfortable” it’s probably not doing much for your muscle growth and strength...
