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Pregnancy Compression Socks

FEATURES & BENEFITS

  • Delivers a controlled amount of pressure to promote better blood flow.

  • 20-30 mmHg

  • Helps prevent swelling, discomfort, and varicose veins.

  • Ultra-stretchy yarn makes socks easy to put on.

  • Soft, non-restrictive comfort band.


 

When to Wear Maternity Compression Socks

Gradient compression socks for pregnancy deliver a graduated pressure, with the greatest pressure at the foot and ankle and the level of compression gradually decreasing on the way up the calf. The best time of day to put on compression socks is at the start of the day, before getting out of bed, when swelling is minimal. Once your legs become too swollen, it can be difficult to put them on. If you don’t frequently experience feet and leg swelling or varicose veins, you may only need to wear them when you know you’ll be on your feet for an extended period. Because Motif gradient compression socks are not as tight at the top as at the bottom, they are easy to take off at the end of the day. It’s not necessary to wear them while you sleep, when your feet are level with your upper body. Socks should be washed in lukewarm or cold water with mild soap.


 

Maternity Compression Socks are designed to improve blood circulation and reduce swelling and varicose veins in the feet and lower legs. With a compression level of 20-30 mmHg, they support the cardiovascular system, promoting healthy blood flow and providing comfort during long hours on your feet. These socks are ideal for use during months 3-9 of pregnancy.

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