Support socks can prevent fatigue.

Are you shopping for:
Support socks for a cross-country plane trip or to prevent the achy legs and swollen feet that come with long hours of sitting or standing on the job?

Compression stockings to deal with mild-to-moderate aches, pains, leg and ankle swelling, and varicose veins or to hasten recovery after leg surgery (including surgery to remove varicose veins)?

Doctor prescribed compression stockings to treat the moderate-to-severe leg swelling that comes with chronic venous insufficiency and lymphedema, or to prevent skin sores or post-thrombotic syndrome?

If so, do three things before you buy:
First, consult with your doctor to figure out the degree of compression - the “force” the stocking provides to promote circulation and help prevent circulatory and other problems - you need. Following his or her suggestion will help ensure that a leg problem does not become a medical calamity.

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