Socks for Tired, Aching & Swollen Legs

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Tired, aching, swollen legs at the end of the day are one of the most common reasons people come to us. Legs feel heavy. Ankles look puffed by evening. Socks leave a ring. It is uncomfortable, it is tiring, and the sock you put on in the morning makes a real difference to how the day feels. Every pair below is manufactured in Alabama, USA with a smooth toe seam and a non-binding or graduated knit — nothing that digs in. Free shipping on every order, backed by our 1-year replacement guarantee. Over 7,800 customers have rated our socks 4.6 out of 5 stars. Two Different Socks for Two Different Evenings People searching for help with tired, swollen legs usually end up choosing between two very different things, and the difference matters more than the price. Graduated Compression — Snug On Purpose Compression socks are firmest at the ankle and ease as they go up the calf. They are meant to feel snug; that is the point of the product. We sell them in three strengths — 8-15 mmHg (light), 15-20 mmHg (moderate) and 20-30 mmHg (firm) — and none of them require a prescription. Which strength suits you, or whether compression suits you at all, is a question for your doctor or podiatrist, particularly if you have diabetes, a circulatory condition or any history of leg problems. Non-Binding — No Squeeze At All A non-binding sock does the opposite. Instead of tight elastic, the top is a wide relaxed band that holds its place through fabric tension. Nothing grips the calf, nothing leaves a mark, and the sock accommodates a foot that changes size through the day rather than getting tighter as it swells. For a lot of people this is the evening sock, and compression is the daytime one. Not sure which one you want? Five quick questions and we’ll point you at the right pair. Take the Sock Quiz → Understanding the mmHg Numbers Compression is measured in millimetres of mercury. Higher is firmer, not better: 8-15 mmHg (light) — the gentlest we sell. A common choice for long days on your f

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